Nicolaidis, Nicolas and Vaughan, Ben and Mulligan, Cara J. and Bryant, Glenn and Zillger, Tino and Trnovec, Bystrik and Hubler, Arved C. and Holmes, Natalie and Cooling, Nathan A. and Griffith, Matthew J. and Bilen, Chhinder and Kumar, Pankaj and Feron, Krishna and Zhou, Xiaojing and Elkington, Daniel and Belcher, Warwick J. and Dastoor, Paul C.
(2014)
Solution processable interface materials for nanoparticulate organic photovoltaic devices.
Applied Physics Letters, 104 (4).
ISSN 0003-6951
Abstract
Nanoparticulate zinc oxide can be prepared at low temperatures from solution processable zinc acetylacetonate. The use of this material as a cathode interfacial layer in nanoparticulate organic photovoltaic devices results in comparable performances to those based on reactive calcium layers. Importantly, the enhanced degradation stability and full solution processability make zinc oxide a more desirable material for the fabrication of large area printed devices.
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