End-group modulation of phenazine based non-fullerene acceptors for efficient organic solar cells with high open-circuit voltage

Phenazine-based non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)have demonstrated great potential in improving the power conversion efficiency(PCE)of organic solar cells(OSCs).Halogenation is known to be an effective strategy for increasing optical absorption,refining energy levels,and improving molecular packing in organic semiconductors.Herein,a series of NFAs(Pz IC-4H,Pz IC-4F,Pz IC-4Cl,Pz IC-2Br)with phenazine as the central core and with/without halogen-substituted(dicyanomethylidene)-indan-1-one(IC)as the electron-accepting end group were synthesized,and the effect of end group matched phenazine central unit on the photovoltaic performance was systematically studied.Synergetic photophysical and morphological analyses revealed that the PM6:Pz IC-4F blend involves efficient exciton dissociation,higher charge collection and transfer rates,better crystallinity,and optimal phase separation.Therefore,OSCs based on PM6:Pz IC-4F as the active layer exhibited a PCE of 16.48%with an open circuit voltage(Voc)and energy loss of 0.880 V and 0.53 e V,respectively.Accordingly,this work demonstrated a promising approach by designing phenazine-based NFAs for achieving high-performance OSCs.

π-Extension and chlorination of non-fullerene acceptors enable more readily processable and sustainable high-performance organic solar cells

Organic solar cells(OSCs)processed without halogenated solvents and complex treatments are essential for future commercialization.Herein,we report three novel small molecule acceptors(NFAs)consisting of a Y6-like core but withπ-extended naphthalene with progressively more chlorinated end-capping groups and a longer branched chain on the Nitrogen atom.These NFAs exhibit good solubilities in nonchlorinated organic solvents,broad optical absorptions,closeπ-πstacking distances(3.63–3.84A),and high electron mobilities(~10^(-3)cm^(2)V^(-1)s^(-1)).The o-xylene processed and as-cast binary devices using PM6 as the donor polymer exhibit a PCE increasing upon progressive chlorination of the naphthalene end-capping group from 8.93%for YN to 14.38%for YN-Cl to 15.00%for YN-2Cl.Furthermore similarly processed ternary OSCs were fabricated by employing YN-Cl and YN-2Cl as the third component of PM6:CH1007 blends(PCE=15.75%).Compared to all binary devices,the ternary PM6:CH1007:YN-Cl(1:1:0.2)and PM6:CH1007:YN-2Cl(1:1:0.2)cells exhibit significantly improved PCEs of 16.49%and15.88%,respectively,which are among the highest values reported to date for non-halogenated solvent processed OSCs without using any additives and blend post-deposition treatments.

Heteroatom substitution-induced asymmetric A–D–A type non-fullerene acceptor for efficient organic solar cells

Research on asymmetric A–D–A structured non-fullerene acceptors has lagged far behind the development of symmetric counterpart.In this contribution,by simply replacing one sulfur atom in indacenodithiophene unit with a selenium atom,an asymmetric building block Se PT and a corresponding asymmetric non-fullerene acceptor Se PT-IN have been developed.Asymmetric Se PT-IN achieved a high efficiency of 10.20% in organic solar cells when blended with PBT1-C,much higher than that of symmetric TPT-IN counterpart(8.91%).Our results demonstrated an effective heteroatom substitution strategy to develop asymmetric A–D–A structured non-fullerene acceptors.

A new chlorinated non-fullerene acceptor based organic photovoltaic cells over 12%efficiency

The method to fluorinate the terminal group has achieved remarkable success and been widely used to fine-tune the intrinsic properties of organic acceptor materials.Referring to chlorination,however,it gets less attention and remains ambiguous effect on organic photovoltaic(OPV)cells.Herein,a new non-fullerene acceptor named Y19 was reported with benzotriazole as the electron-deficient core and 2Cl-ICs as the strong electron-withdrawing end groups.Y19 exhibits a wide film absorption band from 600 nm to 948 nm and low LUMO(the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital)energy level of−3.95 eV.Photovoltaic devices based on PM6:Y19 show high-power conversion efficiency(PCE)of 12.76%with high open-circuit voltage(Voc)of 0.84 V,short-circuit current density(Jsc)of 22.38 mA/cm2 and fill factor(FF)of 68.18%.Broad external quantum efficiency(EQE)response of over 60%in the range of 480−860 nm can be obtained.This study demonstrates that chlorination,as a low-cost molecular design strategy,has its own superiorities to improve device performance and promote the potential application in OPV.

Design and Synthesis of Acceptor-Donor-Acceptor Type Non-Fullerene Acceptors Using Oxindole-Based Bridge for Polymer Solar Cells Applications

Two acceptor-donor-acceptor(A-D-A)type non-fullerene acceptors(namely WH1 and WH7)containing the oxindole-based bridge are designed and synthesized for polymer solar cells(PSCs)applications.The bridge unit is introduced through a precursor(6-bromo-1-octylindoline-2,3-dione)that contains both bromine and carbonyl and provides the feasibility of the Pd-catalyzed cross-coupling reaction and the Knoevenagel condensation,respectively.This facile synthetic approach exhibits the potential to gain high performance non-fullerene acceptors through extendingπ-conjugated backbone with strong light-absorbing building blocks.The synthesis and properties of WH1 and WH7 are demonstrated with different endcap units,then PSCs are fabricated using PBDB-T:WH1 and PBDB-T:WH7 as the active layers,and attain an average power conversion efficiency(PCE)of 2.58%and 6.24%,respectively.Further device physics studies afford the deep insight of structure variation influence on the device performance.This work provides a facile non-fullerene acceptor design strategy and shows how structure variations impact the PSC performance.

Small bandgap non-fullerene acceptor enables efficient PTB7-Th solar cell with near 0 eV HOMO offset

Three small bandgap non-fullerene(SBG NFAs) acceptors,BDTI,BDTI-2 F and BDTI-4 F,based on a carbon-oxygen bridged central core and thieno[3,4-b]thiophene linker,end-capped with varied electronwithdrawing terminal groups,were designed and synthesized.The acceptors exhibit strong absorption from 600 nm to 1000 nm.The optimal device incorporating designed NFA and PTB7-Th polymer donor achieves a power conversion efficiency of 9.11% with near 0 eV HOMO offset.The work presents a case study of efficient non-fullerene solar cells with small HOMO offsets,which is achieved by blending PTB7-Th with fine-tuned SBG acceptor.

Utilizing 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene(EDOT)-bridged non-fullerene acceptors for efficient organic solar cells

A rational design of efficient low-band-gap non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)for high-performance organic solar cells(OSCs)remains challenging;the main constraint being the decrease in the energy level of the lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals(LUMOs)as the bandgap of A-D-A-type NFAs decrease.Therefore,the short current density(J_(sc))and open-circuit voltage(V_(oc))result in a trade-off relationship,making it difficult to obtain efficient OSCs.Herein,three NFAs(IFL-ED-4 F,IDT-ED-4 F,and IDTT-ED-2 F)were synthesized to address the above-mentioned issue by introducing 3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene(EDOT)as aπ-bridge.These NFAs exhibit relatively low bandgaps(1.67,1.42,and 1.49 eV,respectively)and upshifted LUMO levels(-3.88,-3.84,and-3.81 eV,respectively)compared with most reported low-band-gap NFAs.Consequently,the photovoltaic devices based on IDT-ED-4 F blended with a PBDB-T donor polymer showed the best power conversion efficiency(PCE)of 10.4%with a high J_(sc) of 22.1 mA cm^(-2) and Voc of 0.884 V among the examined NFAs.In contrast,IDTT-ED-4 F,which was designed with an asymmetric structure of the D-p-A type,showed the lowest efficiency of 1.5%owing to the poor morphology and charge transport properties of the binary blend.However,when this was introduced as the third component of the PM6:BTP-BO-4 Cl,complementary absorption and cascade energy-level alignment between the two substances could be achieved.Surprisingly,the IDTT-ED-4 F-based ternary blend device not only improved the Jscand Voc,but also achieved a PCE of 15.2%,which is approximately 5.3%higher than that of the reference device with a minimized energy loss of 0.488 eV.In addition,the universality of IDTT-ED-2 F as a third component was effectively demonstrated in other photoactive systems,specifically,PM6:BTPe C9 and PTB7-Th:IEICO-4 F.This work facilitates a better understanding of the structure–property relationship for utilizing efficient EDOT-bridged NFAs in high-performance OSC applications.

A new non-fullerene acceptor based on the heptacyclic benzotriazole unit for efficient organic solar cells

Non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)become an interesting family of organic photovoltaic materials,and have attracted considerable interest for their great potential in manufacturing large-area flexible solar panels by low cost coating methods[1–5].Recently,our group proposed in the first time an A-DA’D-A molecular strategy and synthesized a new class of non-fullerene acceptor Y6 with a record efficiency above 15%with single junction organic solar cells(OSCs)[6].To further improve the photovoltaic performance of OSCs,many effective strategies have been successfully explored,such as side-chain engineering and extension of fused core and terminal group engineering[7–12].As well-known,PCE of devices is determined by the open circuit voltage(Voc),short-circuit current density(Jsc)and fill factor(FF)[13].Among them,Voc is associated with low-lying highest occupied molecular orbital(HOMO)of donor and lowest unoccupied molecular orbital(LUMO)of acceptor of the active layer[14–16].Side-chain engineering is an effective strategy for manipulating energy levels and improving photovoltaic performance of devices[17–19].For example,introducing the alkyl/alkoxy chains can effectively tune the HOMO/LUMO energy levels[20–22].Tang et al.have reported a novel non-fullerene acceptor ITC6-IC.ITC6-IC has relatively high LUMO level and high Voc than those of ITIC due to the introduction of weak electrondonating hexyl group on thiophene[23].

Photophysics, morphology and device performances correlation on non-fullerene acceptor based binary and ternary solar cells

Non-fullerene acceptor(NFA) based organic solar cells(OSCs) are of high efficiency and low energy loss and low recombination features, which is owing to the advantage of non-fullerene acceptors. The photophysics investigation of non-fullerene solar cells, in comparing to fullerene based analogue as well as mixed acceptor ternary blends could help to understand the working mechanism of NFA functioning mechanism. We choose PBDB-T donor, the fullerene derivative PC71 BM acceptor, and the non-fullerene acceptor ITIC as the model system, to construct binary and ternary solar cells, which then subject to ultrafast spectroscopy investigation. The charge transfer pathway in binary and ternary blends is revealed.And it is seen that ITIC leads to a faster exciton separation and exciton diffusion. ITIC in blends suppresses the geminate recombination and shows smaller amount of charge transfer states, which is beneficial for the device performance. And the addition of ITIC enhances the crystallinity for both donor and acceptor leads to a morphology change of forming bicontinuous crystalline networks and phase separation. In a consequence, fill factor and JSC, increase dramatically for the related OSC.

Organic photodetectors with non-fullerene acceptors

During last decade,organic photovoltaics experienced an exciting renaissance[1-5],mainly benefiting from the development of non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs),which boosted the power conversion efficiency to-20%[6,7].Along with the unprecedented success of organic solar cells,non-fullerene acceptors also find other optoelectronic applications.In particular,high-performance organic photodetectors(OPDs)[8,9]based on non-fullerene acceptors have been reported.

Optimizing theπ-Bridge of Non-fullerene Acceptors to Suppress Dark Current in NIR Organic Photodetectors

Recently,the rapid development of non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)has laid the foundation for performance improvements in near-infrared(NIR)organic photodetectors(OPDs).However,reducing the bandgap of NFAs to achieve strong absorption in the shorter-wave region usually leads to increased dark current density(J_(d))and decreased responsivity(R),severely limiting the detectivity(D*)of NIR-OPDs.To date,it remains challenging to manipulate the J_(d) of NIR-OPDs through rational structure engineering of NFAs.Herein,three NIR-NFAs,namely bis(2-decyltetradecyl)4,4′-(2′,7′-di-tert-butylspiro[cyclopenta[2,1-b:3,4-b′]dithiophene-4,9′-fluorene]-2,6-diyl)bis(6-(((Z)-1-(dicyanomethylene)-5,6-difluoro-3-oxo-1,3-dihydro-2H-inden-2-ylidene)methyl)thieno[3,4-b]thiophene-2-carboxylate)(TSIC-4F),bis(2-decyltetradecyl)6,6′-(2′,7′-di-tert-butylspiro[cyclopenta[2,1-b:3,4-b′]dithiophene-4,9′-fluorene]-2,6-diyl)bis(4-(((Z)-1-(dicyanomethylene)-5,6-difluoro-3-oxo-1,3-dihydro-2H-inden-2-ylidene)methyl)thieno[3,4-b]thiophene-2-carboxylate)(STIC-4F),and 2,2′-((2Z,2′Z)-(((2′,7′-di-tert-butylspiro[cyclopenta[2,1-b:3,4-b′]dithiophene-4,9′-fluorene]-2,6-diyl)bis(2,3-bis(5-(2-butyloctyl)thiophen-2-yl)thieno[3,4-b]pyrazine-7,5-diyl))bis(metha-neylylidene))bis(5,6-difluoro-3-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1H-indene-2,1-diylidene))dimalononitrile(TPIC-4F),were designed using the thieno[3,4-b]thiophene(TT)and thieno[3,4-b]pyrazine(TPy)derivatives as theπ-bridge.Owing to the intramolecular S-S and S-N interactions,STIC-4F and TPIC-4F exhibited smaller backbone distortions than TSIC-4F.A significantly red-shifted absorption with a peak at 1015 nm was observed in TPIC-4F film,larger than that(ca.960 nm)for TSIC-4F and STIC-4F films.Moreover,OPDs operating in a photovoltaic mode were successfully fabricated,and TPIC-4F-based OPDs achieved the lowest J_(d) of 3.18×10^(-8) A/cm^(2) at-0.1 V.Impressively,although TPIC-4F-based OPDs exhibited the lowest R,higher shot-noise-limited specific detectivity(D_(sh)*)in 1000-1200 nm could be achieved due to its lowest J_(d).This study underscored the effectiveness of optimizing theπ-bridge structure of NFAs to suppress J_(d),ultimately attaining higher D_(sh)*in the NIR region.

Polymer: Non-fullerene acceptor heterojunction-based phototransistor for short-wave infrared photodetection

It remains full of challenge for extending short-wave infrared(SWIR)spectral response and weak-light detection in the context of broad spectral responses for phototransistor.In this work,a novel poly(2,5-bis(4-hexyldodecyl)-2,5-dihydro-3,6-di-2-thienyl-pyrrolo[3,4-c]pyrrole-1,4-dione-alt-thiophene)(PDPPT3-HDO):COTIC-4F organic bulk-heterojunction is prepared as active layer for bulk heterojunction phototransistors.PDPPT3-HDO serves as a hole transport material,while COTIC-4F enhances the absorption of SWIR light to 1020 nm.As a result,smooth and connected PDPPT3-HDO film is fabricated by blade coating method and exhibits high hole mobility up to 2.34 cm^(2)·V^(-1)·s^(-1) with a current on/off ratio of 4.72×10^(5) in organic thin film transistors.PDPPT3-HDO:COTIC-4F heterojunction phototransistors exhibit high responsivity of 2680 A·W^(-1) to 900 nm and 815 A·W^(-1) to 1020 nm,with fast response time(rise time~20 ms and fall time~100 ms).The photosensitivity of the heterojunction phototransistor improves as the mass ratio of non-fullerene acceptors increases,resulting in an approximately two orders of magnitude enhancement compared to the bare polymer phototransistor.Importantly,the phototransistor exhibits decent responsivity even under ultra-weak light power of 43μW·cm^(-2) to 1020 nm.This work represents a highly effective and general strategy for fabricating efficient and sensitive SWIR light photodetectors.

Side-Chain Engineering of Non-Fullerene Acceptors with Trialkylsilyloxy Groups for Enhanced Photovoltaic Performancet

Side-chain engineering has emerged as a highly effective strategy for tailoring the aggregation behavior and charge transport properties of non-fullerene small molecule acceptors(SMAs).In this study,we designed and synthesized two SMAs,namely BTPSi-Bu and BTPSi-Pr,respectively incorporating tributylsilyloxy and trisopropylsilyloxy groups in their outer positions.Notably,BTPSi-Bu exhibited better planarity,crystallization,and favorable phase separation when paired with PM6 donor polymer compared to its counterpart,BTPSi-Pr.The resulting organic solar cells,utilizing the PM6:BTPSi-Bu blend,demonstrated a remarkable power conversion efficiency of 17.41%and a high open-circuit voltage of 0.859 V.These findings underscore the significance of integrating trialkylsilyloxy side chains into SMAs as a rational design approach for enhancing the performance of photovoltaic systems.

Central aromatic-core fluorination in non-fullerene acceptor advances binary organic solar cells to a record efficiency of 19.7%

Organic solar cells(OSCs)hold great promise for the conversion of solar energy into electricity,showing advantages such as lightweight,flexibility,semi-transparency,and solution processability.The field has witnessed significant advancements,notably with the transition from fullerene acceptors to nonfullerene acceptors(NFAs).

19.3% Efficiency ternary organic solar cells enabled by the alkyl side-chain effect of guest non-fullerene acceptors

The effect of side-chain engineering of conjugated molecules on the morphology and device performance in binary organic solar cells has been widely investigated. However, this relationship has hardly been studied in the guest components of ternary organic solar cells. In this study, a family of non-fullerene guest acceptors, namely XY-3, XY-5 and XY-7, with hydrogen substituent,straight and branched alkyl chains on the bithiophene units, respectively, were designed and synthesized to understand their effects on aggregation properties and device performance. The straight and branched alkyl chains on the bithiophene units result in sightly blue-shifted absorption compared to the hydrogen substituent and the XY-7 demonstrates the most appropriate phase separation scale and the most balanced charge transport. Consequently, the OSCs based on D18:e C9:XY-7 achieve a high shortcircuit current density(JSC) and fill factor(FF), while maintaining the enhancement of the open-circuit voltage(VOC) achieving an efficiency of 19.32%, exceeding those of D18:e C9, D18:e C9:XY-3, D18:e C9:XY-5(PCE:18.28%, 19.04%, 18.75%, respectively). These results highlight that the side-chain engineering of Y series non-fullerene acceptors as the guest acceptors has great potential in optimizing morphology properties and promoting photovoltaic performance.

An Asymmetric Non-fullerene Acceptor with Low Energy Loss and High Photovoltaic Efficiency

Minimizing energy loss(E_(loss))plays a key role in improving the power conversion efficiencies(PCEs)of organic solar cells(OSCs).Here,to reveal the feasibility of the asymmetric molecular strategy in designing high-efficiency and low E_(loss)s OSC materials,we adopt the alkyl-alkoxy modification to design an asymmetric non-fullerene acceptor(NFA)named OC8-4F,where its symmetric alkyl-and alkoxy-substituted counterparties(2OC8-4F,eC9-4F)are also prepared.The results suggest that the introduction of a symmetric alkoxy at the edge of eC9-4F can effectively decrease the lowest unoccupied molecular orbit level without greatly changing the highest occupied molecular orbit level,leading to a mediated bandgap.In the devices,the OC8-4F possesses well-balanced charge generation and E_(loss),giving the highest PCE of 18%.Our results imply that finely tuning the asymmetric structure can be used as an effective molecular design strategy to improve the photovoltaic performance of OSCs.

An asymmetric A-D-π-A type non-fullerene acceptor enables high-detectivity near-infrared organic photodiodes

Narrow bandgap non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)are relevant as key materials components for the fabrication of near-infrared(NIR)organic solar cells(OSCs)and organic photodiodes(OPDs)thanks to their complementary absorption,tunable energy levels,and enhanced stability.However,high-performance NIR photodetectors are still scarce due to the absence of narrow bandgap NFAs.Herein,an asymmetric A-D-π-A type NFA,named ABTPV-S,with a broad optical absorption approaching 1,000 nm is designed and synthesized through integrating alkylthio side chains and a vinyleneπ-bridge.The optimal inverted OPD device exhibits an excellent performance with a photoresponsivity of 0.39 AW-1,a noise current of 2.25×10^(-14)A Hz^(-0.5),a specific detectivity(D*)of 3.43×10^(12)Jones at 840 nm,and linear dynamic range(LDR)of 140 d B.In addition,the rise and fall times for ABTPV-S-based OPDs also reach 1.07 and 0.71μs,respectively.ABTPV-S-based OPDs exhibit a high D*over 1012Jones at 950 nm,which is a competitive result for the self-powered photodiode-type NIR OPDs.These findings highlight the outstanding potential of asymmetric A-D-π-A type NIR NFAs for high-performance OPDs competing with their silicon counterparts.

A-DA′D-A non-fullerene acceptors for high-performance organic solar cells

Since the world-record power conversion efficiency of 15.7%was achieved for organic solar cells(OSCs)in 2019,the newly developed non-fullerene acceptor(NFA)Y6 with an A-DA′D-A structure(A denotes an electron-accepting moiety,D denotes an electron-donating moiety)has attracted increasing attention.Subsequently,many new A-DA′D-A NFAs have been designed and synthesized,and the A-DA′D-A NFAs have played a significant role in the development of high-performance non-fullerene organic solar cells(NF-OSCs).Compared with the classical A-D-A-type acceptors,A-DA′D-A NFAs contain an electrondeficient core(such as benzothiadiazole(BT),benzotriazole(BTA),quinoxaline(Qx),or their derivatives)in the ladder-type fused rings to fine-tune the energy levels,broaden light absorption and achieve higher electron mobility of the NFAs.This review emphasizes the recent progress on these emerging A-DA′D-A(including Y-series)NFAs.The synthetic methods of DA′D-fused rings are introduced.The relationships between the chemical structure of the A-DA′D-A NFAs and the photovoltaic performance of the corresponding OSCs are summarized and discussed.Finally,issues and prospects for further improving photovoltaic performance of the OSCs are also proposed.

Tuning the intermolecular interaction of A_(2)-A_(1)-D-A_(1)-A_(2) type non-fullerene acceptors by substituent engineering for organic solar cells with ultrahigh V_(OC) of ~1.2 V

For non-fullerene acceptors(NFAs)with linear A_(2)-A_(1)-D-A_(1)-A_(2) backbone,there are three kinds of possible intermolecular interaction,A_(1)-A_(1),A_(1)-A_(2) and A_(2)-A_(2) stacking.Hence,it is a huge challenge to control this interaction and investigate the effect of intermolecular stacking model on the photovoltaic performance.Here,we adopt a feasible strategy,by utilizing different substituent groups on terminal A2 unit of dicyanomethylene rhodanine(RCN),to modulate this stacking model.According to theoretical calculation results,the molecule BTA3 with ethyl substituent packs via heterogeneous interaction between A_(2) and A_(1) unit in neighboring molecules.Surprisingly,the benzyl group can effectively transform the aggregation of BTA5 into homogeneous packing of A_(2)-A_(2) model,which might be driven by the strong interaction between benzyl and A1(benzotriazole)unit.However,different with benzyl,phenyl end group impedes the intermolecular interaction of BTA4 due to the large steric hindrance.When using a BTA-based D-π-A polymer J52-F as donor according to“Same-A-Strategy”,BTA3-5 could achieve ultrahigh open-circuit voltage(VOC)of 1.17–1.21 V.Finally,BTA5 with benzyl groups realized an improved power conversion efficiency(PCE)of 11.27%,obviously higher than that of BTA3(PCE=9.04%)and BTA4(PCE=5.61%).It is also worth noting that the same trend can be found when using other four classic p-type polymers of P3HT,PTB7,PTB7-Th and PBDB-T.This work not only investigates the intermolecular interaction of A_(2)-A_(1)-D-A_(1)-A_(2) type NFAs for the first time,but also provides a straightforward and universal method to change the interaction model and improve the photovoltaic performance.

Side chain engineering investigation of non-fullerene acceptors for photovoltaic device with efficiency over 15%

Side chain engineering plays a substantial role for high-performance organic solar cells (OSCs).Herein,a series of non-fullerene acceptor (NFA) molecules with A-D-A structures,TTCn-4F,with gradient substituent lengths of terminal side chains (T-SCs) on the molecular backbones have been designed and synthesized.The effects of T-SCs length,ranging from hydrogen atom to n-dodecyl,their optoelectronic properties,thin film molecular packing,blend film morphology,and overall photovoltaic performance have been systematically studied.The results show that among this series of molecules,TTC8-4F with n-octyl substituent,showed the best photovoltaic performance when applied with PM6 as the donor due to its favorable morphology,balanced charge mobility,effective exciton dissociation and less charge recombination.Based on this,its ternary device with F-Br as the secondary acceptor achieved a high PCE of 15.34%with the simultaneously enhanced Voc of 0.938 V,Jscof 22.66 mA cm^-2,and FF of 72.15%.These results indicate that the engineering of T-SCs is an effective strategy for designing high-performance NFAs.