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Forming an ideal bulk heterojunction (BHJ) morphology is a critical issue governing the photon to electron process in organic solar cells (OSCs). Complementary to the widely‐used blend casting (BC) method for BHJ construction, sequential casting (SC) can also enable similar or even better morphology and device performance for OSCs. Here, BC and SC methods on three representative donor:acceptor (D:A)...
Organic Solar Cells
Forming an ideal bulk heterojunction morphology is a critical issue governing the photon to electron process in organic solar cells (OSCs). In article number 2203379, Lijian Zuo, Hongzheng Chen, and co‐workers show how sequential‐casting (SC) processing is practical and universal for improvement of device performance in both fullerene‐ and nonfullerene‐based systems, in which the...
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