Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1442887 | Synthetic Metals | 2009 | 4 Pages |
Abstract
Polymer solar cell modules based on the standard polymer–fullerene system of to-date, P3HT–PCBM, have been prepared and characterized. We have observed a loss of only 20% when up-scaling the active area of the solar cell by a factor somewhat larger than 10. An average solar cell efficiency of 3% and a module efficiency of 1.9% for three serially interconnected solar cells of 5.4 cm2 each are reported. The route for further optimization of module performance is discussed based on analyzing the existing loss factors within this design.
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Authors
Burhan Muhsin, Joachim Renz, K.-H. Drüe, Gerhard Gobsch, Harald Hoppe,