220770-41-2Relevant articles and documents
A selenophenyl bridged perylene diimide dimer as an efficient solution-processable small molecule acceptor
Zhang, Xin,Yao, Jiannian,Zhan, Chuanlang
, p. 1058 - 1061 (2015)
We report herein a new solution-processable small molecule acceptor, a selenophenyl bridged perylene diimide dimer, that gives 4.0% efficiency when employing PBDTTT-C-T as the polymer donor and a conventional cell structure. This journal is
Synthesis and structure-property correlations of dicyanovinyl-substituted oligoselenophenes and their application in organic solar cells
Haid, Stefan,Mishra, Amaresh,Weil, Matthias,Uhrich, Christian,Pfeiffer, Martin,Baeuerle, Peter
, p. 4322 - 4333 (2012)
The convergent synthesis of a series of acceptor-donor-acceptor (A-D-A) type dicaynovinyl (DCV)-substituted oligoselenophenes DCVnS (n = 3-5) is presented. Trends in thermal and optoelectronic properties are studied, in dependence on the length of the con
Ortho-bridged perylene diimide dimer and preparation method thereof as well as application thereof in organic photovoltaic devices
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Paragraph 0063-0065, (2020/07/23)
The invention provides an ortho-bridged perylene diimide dimer (formula I), a preparation method and an application thereof in the organic photovoltaic field. The invention further relates to an organic solar cell of the compound and a preparation method of the organic solar cell. Compared with a PDI monomer molecule, a formed twisted dimer structure is capable of effectively weakening excessive aggregation among PDI molecules, so that the phase size is reduced. Meanwhile, by virtue of ortho-bridging, the deformation of a PDI inner core caused by waist bridging can be avoided, so that certain planarity and relatively strong pi-pi accumulation can be maintained, and relatively high electronic mobility can be obtained. The PDI dimer is taken as a receptor material and is combined with an electron donor polymer so as to prepare the organic solar cell, so that very high photoelectric conversion efficiency is realized.