Two new D-A type polymers PBDSe-DPP and PBDSe-ID were synthesized to explore new ideal semiconduct- ing polymers, by conjugating acceptor unit diketopyrrolopyrrole/isoindigo to a donor unit benzo[l,2-b：4,5-b＇]di- se...Two new D-A type polymers PBDSe-DPP and PBDSe-ID were synthesized to explore new ideal semiconduct- ing polymers, by conjugating acceptor unit diketopyrrolopyrrole/isoindigo to a donor unit benzo[l,2-b：4,5-b＇]di- selenophene, which is designed by substituting the sulfur atom with a selenium atom in the benzo[1,2-b：4,5-b＇]- dithiophene. The thermal, optical, electrochemical, photoelectric and photovoltaie properties of the two polymers were studied systematically. Relatively high open circuit voltage （0.7 and 0.75 V） and fill factor （〉65%） were demonstrated for both polymers. Huge increase （by 64% and 120%） of the short circuit current density was achieved for both polymer based devices by using additive compared to the corresponding reference without addi- tive, resulting in decent power conversion efficiency of 3.7% and 2.5% respectively with only simple optimizing consideration. We believe this class of BDSe polymer possesses a good potential to be alternatives of active material for photovoltaic applications.展开更多
文摘Two new D-A type polymers PBDSe-DPP and PBDSe-ID were synthesized to explore new ideal semiconduct- ing polymers, by conjugating acceptor unit diketopyrrolopyrrole/isoindigo to a donor unit benzo[l,2-b：4,5-b＇]di- selenophene, which is designed by substituting the sulfur atom with a selenium atom in the benzo[1,2-b：4,5-b＇]- dithiophene. The thermal, optical, electrochemical, photoelectric and photovoltaie properties of the two polymers were studied systematically. Relatively high open circuit voltage （0.7 and 0.75 V） and fill factor （〉65%） were demonstrated for both polymers. Huge increase （by 64% and 120%） of the short circuit current density was achieved for both polymer based devices by using additive compared to the corresponding reference without addi- tive, resulting in decent power conversion efficiency of 3.7% and 2.5% respectively with only simple optimizing consideration. We believe this class of BDSe polymer possesses a good potential to be alternatives of active material for photovoltaic applications.
