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To increase the range of light absorption in polymer solar cells, two absorber donor polymers (blue and red, respectively) are utilized. In article 1604603, H. Ade and co‐workers mix these polymers separately with a fullerene acceptor (grey) and process them using a new deposition strategy to create sequentially cast ternary (SeCaT) polymer solar cells that exhibit a bilayer structure without an interlayer...
A sequential‐casting ternary method is developed to create stratified bulk heterojunction (BHJ) solar cells, in which the two BHJ layers are spin cast sequentially without the need of adopting a middle electrode and orthogonal solvents. This method is found to be particularly useful for polymers that form a mechanically alloyed morphology due to the high degree of miscibility in the blend.
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