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Microcavity Control of Fluorescence in Organic Solar Cells for Higher Efficiencies

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Abstract

We show that, using appropriate geometrical and dielectric parameters in an organic solar cell, the active material fluorescence can be decreased and exciton diffusion length increased. This yields higher short-circuit currents and efficiencies.

© 2013 Optical Society of America

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