Solar cells utilizing small molecular weight organic semiconductors

By Barry P Rand, Jan Genoe, Paul Heremans, Jef Poortmans. 2007

503 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Polymers and Plastics

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/9d6f1e572c3e25541d0758fcfe5d44341b919a23

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. Fujun Zhang
2. N. Yeh
3. P. Yeh
4. Jian Wang
5. T. D. Nielsen
6. Jian Zhang
7. Weihua Tang
8. Yongsheng Wang

In Polymers and Plastics

1. Fujun Zhang
2. N. Yeh
3. P. Yeh
4. Jian Zhang
5. Jian Wang
6. Weihua Tang
7. Yongsheng Wang
8. Jin Wang

Citations in the corpus

• Business, market and intellectual property analysis of polymer solar cells (2010, background): “The field has been reviewed in excess of one hundred times when viewed broadly with a representative set of reviews [9–40], several special issues dedicated to polymer solar cells [41–48], numerous book chapters and several textbooks and monographs have been published [49–53].”
• Recent development of the inverted configuration organic solar cells (2011, background): “The summary of typical device structure of the cell as the current in the series-connected subcells is limited by the smallest subcell current [111].”
• Organic solar cells: Their developments and potentials (2013, background): “Most researchers focus on decreasing the distance between donor and acceptor instead of searching for new molecules to increase diffusion lengths [21,42–44].”