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Efficient polymer solar cell employing an oxidized Ni capped Al: ZnO anode without the need of additional hole-transporting-layer

Chen et al., 2012

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4187525691064193198
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Chen T
Betancur R
Ghosh D
Martorell J
Pruneri V
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Applied Physics Letters

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We show that an effective transparent electrode for bulk-heterostructure organic solar cells (OSCs) can be produced by uniformly depositing a few nm of Ni on a film of aluminum- doped zinc oxide (AZO). After deposition, the Ni capping layer is O 2 plasma treated to form …
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