Homo‐Tandem Polymer Solar Cells with VOC >1.8 V for Efficient PV‐Driven Water Splitting
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Efficient homo-tandem and triple-junction polymer solar cells are constructed by stacking identical subcells composed of the wide-bandgap polymer PBDTTPD, achieving power conversion efficiencies >8% paralleled by open-circuit voltages >1.8 V. The high-voltage homo-tandem is used to demonstrate PV-driven electrochemical water splitting with an estimated solar-to-hydrogen conversion efficiency of ≈6%.
- Physical Sciences Division Russian Federation
- King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Saudi Arabia
- Russian Academy of Sciences Russian Federation
- Cyprus University of Technology Cyprus
- King Abdullah University of Science and Technology Saudi Arabia
Mechanical Engineering, Bulk heterojunction solar cells, Materials Engineering, homo‐tandem, bulk heterojunction solar cells, PV-driven water splitting, PCBM, Organic photovoltaics, multijunction devices, Multijunction devices, PBDTTPD, Engineering and Technology, organic photovoltaics, PV‐driven water splitting, Homo-tandem
Mechanical Engineering, Bulk heterojunction solar cells, Materials Engineering, homo‐tandem, bulk heterojunction solar cells, PV-driven water splitting, PCBM, Organic photovoltaics, multijunction devices, Multijunction devices, PBDTTPD, Engineering and Technology, organic photovoltaics, PV‐driven water splitting, Homo-tandem
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