Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage
We investigate the built-in voltage in organic bulk heterojunction solar cells using electroabsorption spectroscopy based on the Stark effect, i.e. the variation of the absorption energies of a material caused by an electric field. Due to spectral contributions of permanent dipoles, a novel approach...
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author | Siebert-Henze, E Lyssenko, V Brückner, R Riede, M Leo, K |
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description | We investigate the built-in voltage in organic bulk heterojunction solar cells using electroabsorption spectroscopy based on the Stark effect, i.e. the variation of the absorption energies of a material caused by an electric field. Due to spectral contributions of permanent dipoles, a novel approach for evaluating the EA spectra is required. We use a fitting routine analyzing a broad spectral range instead of using only a single wavelength. A reliable quantitative determination of the built-in voltage is achieved. Copyright © Materials Research Society 2014. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:dae02168-803c-44c6-a519-4962731625ac2022-03-27T09:06:23ZElectroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltageJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:dae02168-803c-44c6-a519-4962731625acEnglishSymplectic Elements at OxfordMaterials Research Society2014Siebert-Henze, ELyssenko, VBrückner, RRiede, MLeo, KWe investigate the built-in voltage in organic bulk heterojunction solar cells using electroabsorption spectroscopy based on the Stark effect, i.e. the variation of the absorption energies of a material caused by an electric field. Due to spectral contributions of permanent dipoles, a novel approach for evaluating the EA spectra is required. We use a fitting routine analyzing a broad spectral range instead of using only a single wavelength. A reliable quantitative determination of the built-in voltage is achieved. Copyright © Materials Research Society 2014. |
spellingShingle | Siebert-Henze, E Lyssenko, V Brückner, R Riede, M Leo, K Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title | Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title_full | Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title_fullStr | Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title_full_unstemmed | Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title_short | Electroabsorption studies of organic p-i-n solar cells: Evaluating the built-in voltage |
title_sort | electroabsorption studies of organic p i n solar cells evaluating the built in voltage |
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