Designing A–D–A Type Fused‐Ring Electron Acceptors with a Bulky 3D Substituent at the Central Donor Core to Minimize Non‐Radiative Losses and Enhance Organic Solar Cell Efficiency
Qingdao University · Beijing Normal University · +1 more institution
Abstract
Abstract Designing and synthesizing narrow band gap acceptors that exhibit high photoluminescence quantum yield (PLQY) and strong crystallinity is a highly effective, yet challenging, approach to reducing non‐radiative energy losses (▵ E nr ) and boosting the performance of organic solar cells (OSCs). We have successfully designed and synthesized an A–D–A type fused‐ring electron acceptor, named DM‐F, which features a planar molecular backbone adorned with bulky three‐dimensional camphane side groups at its central core. These bulky substituents effectively hinder the formation of H‐aggregates of the acceptors, promoting the formation of more J‐aggregates and notably elevating the PLQY of the acceptor in the…
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10Topics & keywords
- Substituent
- Ring (chemistry)
- Electron
- Chemistry
- Solar cell
- Core (optical fiber)
- Photochemistry
- Radiative transfer
- Affordable and clean energy