Roll-to-roll fabrication of polymer solar cells
By R. Søndergaard, Markus Hösel, Dechan Angmo, T. T. Larsen-Olsen, F. C. Krebs. 2012
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As the performance in terms of power conversion efficiency and operational stability for polymer and organic solar cells is rapidly approaching the key 10-10 targets (10 % efficiency and 10 years of stability) the quest for efficient, scalable, and rational processing methods has begun. The 10-10 targets are being approached through consistent laboratory research efforts, which coupled with early commercial efforts have resulted in a fast moving research field and the dawning of a new industry. We review the roll-to-roll processing techniques required to bring the magnificent 10-10 targets into reality, using quick methods with low environmental impact and low cost. We also highlight some new targets related to processing speed, materials, and environmental impact.
Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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