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Hybrid Cathode Interlayer AZnO-F3N Enables 21.0% Efficiency and High Stability in Organic Solar Cells

Authors: Research Group

DOI: 10.1007/s40843-025-3668-0Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • The AZnO-F3N hybrid cathode interlayer achieves a PCE of 20.6% in binary PM6:L8-BO devices, surpassing conventional ZnO-based interlayers by >1% absolute, attributed to enhanced electron extraction and reduced trap-assisted recombination. • • Incorporating BTP-eC9 as a third component in a ternary blend elevates PCE to 21.0% (certified 20.8%), with a fill factor of ~82.5%, representing the highest certified efficiency for single-junction OSCs to date. • • The ternary OSCs exhibit good operational stability, maintaining >80% of initial PCE after 1000 hours of continuous illumination under 1-sun equivalent, addressing the chronic stability bottleneck of OSCs. • • The AZnO-F3N CIL is universally effective across multiple donor–acceptor systems, thick-film (>300 nm) active layers, and flexible substrates, demonstrating compatibility with roll-to-roll manufacturing and mechanical flexibility requirements.