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The central aim is to develop a stable hybrid hole transport layer using MoO3 and TAPC to enhance organic solar cell performance.

February 8, 2026Sustainable Energy & Fuels0 citations

Stability-Oriented Design of MoO 3 /TAPC Hybrid Bilayer Hole Transport Layer for Scalable Organic Solar Cells

JKJi Youn Kim YKYe Chan Kim DMDoo Kyung Moon

Key Points

The central aim is to develop a stable hybrid hole transport layer using MoO3 and TAPC to enhance organic solar cell performance.
Designed a hybrid bilayer hole transport layer using molybdenum trioxide (MoO3) and TAPC.
Conducted performance evaluation under scalable fabrication conditions.
Implemented interfacial engineering techniques for enhanced stability.
Achieved higher efficiency in organic solar cells with the new hybrid layer.
Demonstrated improved thermal and ambient stability compared to traditional materials.
Showed reduced fabrication costs associated with the scalable design.

Abstract

Organic solar cells (OSCs), recognized for their scalability, lightweight, mechanical flexibility, and solution processability, increasingly exploit interfacial engineering strategies to boost device performance, enhance scalability, and lower overall costs. Herein,...

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