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- Triarylamine (TAA) and similar materials have significantly enhanced the efficiency of organic and hybrid solar cells over the last ten years, achieving notable power conversion rates in OSCs, DSSCs, and PSCs.
- Recent research highlights the performance of TAA-based materials, focusing on their structure-property relationships to address existing challenges in solar technology.
- The review also suggests design strategies for optimizing these materials and outlines potential future research directions in the field of photovoltaics.
Article Abstract
Triarylamine (TAA) and related materials have dramatically promoted the development of organic and hybrid photovoltaics during the past decade. The power conversion efficiencies of TAA-based organic solar cells (OSCs), dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs), and perovskite solar cells (PSCs) have exceeded 11%, 14%, and 20%, which are among the best results for these three kinds of devices, respectively. In this review, we summarize the recent advances of the high-performance TAA-based materials in OSCs, DSSCs, and PSCs. We focus our discussion on the structure-property relationship of the TAA-based materials in order to shed light on the solutions to the challenges in the field of organic and hybrid photovoltaics. Some design strategies for improving the materials and device performance and possible research directions in the near future are also proposed.
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