Degradation of Sexithiophene Cascade Organic Solar Cells
The degradation of sexithiophene cascade organic solar cells is studied. Glass–glass encapsulated devices on indium tin oxide as transparent electrode show efficiencies of 6.6% and degrade within 500 h in illuminated 38 °C/50% RH climate. Fully flexible devices with silver nanowire electrode and alu...
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| description | The degradation of sexithiophene cascade organic solar cells is studied. Glass–glass encapsulated devices on indium tin oxide as transparent electrode show efficiencies of 6.6% and degrade within 500 h in illuminated 38 °C/50% RH climate. Fully flexible devices with silver nanowire electrode and alumina barrier achieve 5% efficiency and degrade within 30 h due to electrode failure. |
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