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Photovoltaic Response in Conducting Polymer/Fullerene Self-Assembled Multilayers

Daniela Marciu, Michael B. Miller, Carrie Kozikowski, J. R. Heflin, Beth A. Reid, Kaori Kuroda, Sung Cho, Willi Graupner, Hong Wang, Harry W. Gibson, and Richey M. Davis

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Abstract

We present results of a detailed study on thin film photovoltaic devices fabricated by the ionically self-assembled monolayer (ISAM) technique. The method allows for precise deposition of the electron accepting materials, such as copper phthalocyanine or fullerene derivatives within the polymer film. We demonstrate in this paper that it is possible to create ultrathin films (100 nm) of photovoltaic material that have enhanced efficiencies.

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