Effect of compositions of acceptor polymers on dark current and photocurrent of all-polymer bulk-heterojunction photodetectors
A series of electron-acceptor polymers, copolymers and blends were used in all-polymer BHJ photodetectors and the effect of acceptor compositions on the key device parameters of dark current density and photocurrent was investigated. Compared with acceptor polymers and polymer blends, the devices ba...
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