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Cyanine dye acting both as donor and acceptor in heterojunction photovoltaic devices

Meng, F.
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Chen, K.
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Tian, H.
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2003
Applied Physics Letters

The investigation of the use of cyanine dyes in thin-film heterojunction photovoltaic devices was reported. It was shown that a carbocyanine dye acts as donor in conjunction with buckminsterfullerene (C60). Cyanine acts as acceptor when copoly(dicyano-phenylvinylene-triphenylamine) is used as donor. It was concluded that the electron energy levels of the frontier orbitals of the dye allow it to be used as donor and acceptor at the same time.

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research article
DOI
10.1063/1.1579133
Web of Science ID

WOS:000182993700068

Author(s)
Meng, F.
Chen, K.
Tian, H.
Zuppiroli, L.  
Nüesch, F.  
Date Issued

2003

Publisher

American Institute of Physics Inc.

Published in
Applied Physics Letters
Volume

82

Issue

21

Article Number

3788

Subjects

Dyes

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Fullerenes

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Photovoltaic cells

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Thin films

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Heterojunctions

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Organic compounds

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Electron energy levels

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Organic photovoltaic devices

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03277529377

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