Unlocking the Potential of Organic Solar Cells

Introduction to Organic Solar Cells explores how carbon-based materials are used to harness sunlight, offering a flexible, lightweight, and cost-effective alternative to traditional silicon-based photovoltaics.

The working principles of organic solar cells revolve around light absorption, exciton formation, charge separation at donor-acceptor interfaces, and efficient charge transport to generate electrical energy.

Applications and future prospects of organic solar cells span from flexible and transparent photovoltaics for wearable electronics and smart windows to advancements in hybrid solar technologies, aiming for higher efficiency and widespread commercial adoption.