Suppressed non-radiative loss and efficient hole transfer at a small highest occupied molecular orbital offset endows binary organic solar cells with 19.73% efficiency and a small efficiency-cost gap
Xiaolei Kong(Zhengzhou University), Chenkai Sun(Zhengzhou University), Guang Yang(Zhengzhou University), Jie Min(Wuhan University of Technology), Aoxiang Li(Zhengzhou University), Xinrui Li(Zhengzhou University), Zhenyu Li, Jing Li(Shenyang Agricultural University), Rui Sun(Jiangsu University), Xixi Zhang(Shaanxi University of Science and Technology), Nana Yang(Zhengzhou University), Jinyuan Zhang(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Yilei Wu(Stanford University)
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