Wrinkled substrate and Indium Tin Oxide-free transparent electrode making organic solar cells thinner in active layer
To enable organic solar cells with a competent charge transport efficiency, reducing the thickness of active layer without sacrificing light absorption efficiency turns out to be of high feasibility. Herein, organic solar cells on wrinkled metal surface are designed. The purposely wrinkled Al/Au fil...
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