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Light harvesting at oblique incidence decoupled from transmission in organic solar cells exhibiting 9.8% efficiency and 50% visible light transparency

Liu, Quan,Gerling Sarabia, Luis Guillermo,Bernal Texca, Francisco Gumaro,Toudert, Johann,Li, Tengfei,Zhan, Xiaowei,Martorell Pena, Jordi

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For many years, it has been recognized that potential organic photovoltaic cells must be integrated into elements requiring high transparency. In most of such elements, sunlight is likely to be incident at large angles. Here it is demonstrated that light transmission can be largely decoupled from harvesting by optically tailoring an infrared shifted nonfullerene acceptor based organic cell architecture. A 9.67% power conversion efficiency at 50° incidence is achieved together with an average visual transmission above 50% at normal incidence. The deconstruction of a 1D nanophotonic structure is implemented to conclude that just two ¿/4 thick layers are essential to reach, for a wide incidence angle range, a higher than 50% efficiency increase relative to the standard configuration reference. In an outdoor measurement of vertically positioned 50% visible transparent cells, it is demonstrated that 9.80% of sunlight energy can be converted into electricity during the course of 1 day.

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www.ad ene gyma .de 1904196 (1 o 9) © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim Full PaPe Ligh Ha es ing a Oblique Incidence Decoupled om T ansmission in O ganic Sola Cells Exhibi ing 9.8% E iciency and 50% Visible Ligh T anspa ency Quan Liu, Luis G. Ge ling, F ancisco Be nal-Texca, Johann Toude , Teng ei Li, Xiaowei Zhan,* and Jo di Ma o ell* DOI: 10.1002/aenm.201904196 accep o s (NFAs) wi h an in a ed shi ed abso p ion yielded imp essi e cell pe o - mances o cells wi h di e en le els o anspa ency.[5–19] Howe e , he ul ima e ou e o ob ain a highly e icien ene gy con e sion in highly anspa en cells may de ia e signi ican ly om he one ol- lowed o each he bes opaque sola cells, which essen ially a ge s a maximiza ion o he powe con e sion e iciency (PCE) a no mal incidence. The inal a chi ec- u e o an op imal anspa en sola cell may be s ongly linked o whe e on he plane ea h such anspa en ligh ha - es ing de ice is loca ed, i s azimu h and inclina ion, and also o he applica ion ha may be gi en o such de ice in addi ion o ene gy con e sion. Fo a e ically posi- ioned semi anspa en ligh ha es ing window, ision h ough he de ice should emain unal e ed a angles ela i ely close o no mal incidence (≈0–50°) while a la ge angles sunligh ha es ing should be maximized, as shown schema ically in Figu e 1a. 2. Resul s and Discussion 2.1. T anspa en Cell A chi ec u e Design A blend mixing a na ow bandgap dono polyme as PTB7-Th and an NFA accep o as FOIC has been shown o e icien ly u ilize nea in a ed (NIR) sola i adia ion making hem an ideal ma e ial o conside semi anspa en cells.[9] Depa ing om such blend, we in oduced PC71BM ulle ene accep o in he p opo ion speci ied in he expe imen al sec ion o sligh ly inc ease he de ice ill ac o (FF) and open-ci cui ol age (VOC) wi hou any majo e ec in he sho -ci cui cu en o isible ansmission. The inal ma e ial composi ion wi h an abso p- ion band peaking a 820nm is he ideal one o use in semi- anspa en cells p o ided such band may be op ically shi ed o b oadened o each he ul ima e balance be ween ene gy con- e sion and anspa ency. Wi hou in oducing any u he changes in he blend nano- mo phology, we conside ed he inco po a ion in o such o ganic cell o a 1D nanopho onic s uc u e (1D-NPS) o e ec i ely ha es sunligh when he cell is in a e ical posi ion. Such Fo many yea s, i has been ecognized ha po en ial o ganic pho o ol aic cells mus be in eg a ed in o elemen s equi ing high anspa ency. In mos o such elemen s, sunligh is likely o be inciden a la ge angles. He e i is demon s a ed ha ligh ansmission can be la gely decoupled om ha - es ing by op ically ailo ing an in a ed shi ed non ulle ene accep o based o ganic cell a chi ec u e. A 9.67% powe con e sion e iciency a 50° incidence is achie ed oge he wi h an a e age isual ansmission abo e 50% a no mal incidence. The decons uc ion o a 1D nanopho onic s uc u e is implemen ed o conclude ha jus wo λ/4 hick laye s a e essen ial o each, o a wide incidence angle ange, a highe han 50% e iciency inc ease ela i e o he s anda d con igu a ion e e ence. In an ou doo measu emen o e ically posi ioned 50% isible anspa en cells, i is demons a ed ha 9.80% o sunligh ene gy can be con e ed in o elec ici y du ing he cou se o 1 day. D . Q. Liu, D . L. G. Ge ling, F. Be nal-Texca, D . J. Toude , P o . J. Ma o ell ICFO-Ins i u de Ciències Fo òniques The Ba celona Ins i u e o Science and Technology Cas ellde els, Ba celona 08860, Spain E-mail: [email p o ec ed] T. Li, P o . X. Zhan Depa men o Ma e ials Science and Enginee ing College o Enginee ing Key Labo a o y o Polyme Chemis y and Physics o Minis y o Educa ion Peking Uni e si y Beijing 100871, China E-mail: [email p o ec ed] P o . J. Ma o ell Depa amen de Física Uni e si a Poli ècnica de Ca alunya Te assa 08222, Spain The ORCID iden i ica ion numbe (s) o he au ho (s) o his a icle can be ound unde h ps://doi.o g/10.1002/aenm.201904196. 1. In oduc ion The abso p ion cha ac e is ics o he o ganic pho o ol aic (OPV) ma e ials make hem ideal candida es o achie e is- ibly anspa en de ices ha would be able o compe e wi h a Si-based echnology in he con e sion o ligh o elec ici y.[1–4] Recen ad ances in he syn hesis o no el non ulle ene Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 www.ad ene gyma .de www.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (2 o 9) s uc u e, al e na ing low and high e ac i e index nano hick laye s, is shown schema ically in Figu e 1b. To a oid in o- ducing any ele an al e a ion o pa ame e s which, in he end, will la gely de e mine he elec ical pe o mance o an o ganic sola cell, we limi ed he s udy o 1D-NPSs inco po a ing dielec- ic ma e ials ha can be deposi ed using mild condi ions in high acuum e apo a ion.[20–26] To ind he op imal con igu a- ion an o en used p ocedu e is based on an in e se design[27–31] aking in o accoun all he speci ici ies o ligh ha es ing. In addi ion o s anda d conside a ions such as he ligh sou ce, he abso p ion wa eleng h dependence, and he human eye esponse o ligh , we should inco po a e in he design a e ical cell posi ioning, as well as an in ensi y and angula -dependen i adia ion. As a consequence, he cell pe o mance canno be solely e alua ed on PCE and ligh ansmission as i was done in he pas ,[32,33] bu mus p ima ily conside he e iciency in collec ing and con e ing ligh in o elec ici y, de ined as he a io o he elec ical ene gy ob ained om he pho o ol aic de ice in ela ion o he ecei ed sunligh ene gy du ing he cou se o 1 day. Th oughou he ex we will use he ac onym ECE which s ands o ene gy con e sion e iciency. To compu e he op imal anspa en cell a chi ec u e, we used he ans e ma ix ull wa e ec o me hod inco po a ing an angula and in ensi y dependen sun i adia ion, and sough a solu ion ollowing an in e se design app oach as desc ibed in Sec- ion1 o he Suppo ing In o ma ion and e . [34]. In such com- pu a ion, he sun i adia ion was es ima ed using equa ion S6 (Suppo ing In o ma ion). We also ook in o accoun ha ou - doo ene gy ha es ing expe imen al measu emen s we e pe - o med a pa allel ≈41° on sunny days du ing o close o he sp ing equinox. The e ical inclina ion and azimu hal o ien a- ion o he cell was inco po a ed in he compu a ion, oo. When he a ge in he in e se design was a cell wi h an a e age isual ansmission (AVT) a no mal incidence highe han 50% and p o iding he maximum ECE a he end o he day, he op imal cell a chi ec u e ound was one inco po a ing a i e-laye 1D-NPS behind a 9nm hick back Ag me al con ac . As seen in Figu e 1c, inco po a ing such 1D-NPS inc eases he PCE ela i e o he s anda d a chi ec u e anspa en cell by mo e han 50% o almos he en i e ligh incidence angula ange. Inc easing he numbe o laye s om 1 o 5 in he 1D-NPS ends o inc ease he ex e nal quan um e iciency (EQE) in he Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 Figu e 1. Design o he 1D-NPS o an op imal ene gy con e sion in anspa en cells. a) T anspa en ligh ha es ing window. A pa allel 41° di ec sunligh is ha es ed a angles anging om 25° o 90°. b) Schema ic cell a chi ec u e including a h ee-laye 1D-NPS. c) Powe con e sion e iciency (PCE, le axis) as a unc ion o he ligh angle o incidence. The PCE inc ease o a i e-laye 1D-NPS ela i e o he s anda d a chi ec u e is shown in he igh axis as a do ed line. d) Ex e nal quan um e iciency (EQE) a he angle whe e he PCE is maximum (le axis) wi h he co esponding ligh ansmission a no mal incidence ( igh axis). All ou cells conside ed in c,d) sha e he basic a chi ec u e soda-lime glass subs a e/ITO (135nm)/ ZnO-SG (10nm)/AL/MoO3 (5nm)/Ag (9nm) whe e AL indica es he same PTB7-Th:FOIC:PC71BM ac i e laye blend.[29] The AL hickness is 50, 71, 85, and 87 o he s anda d, one-, h ee-, and i e-laye 1D-NPS con igu a ions, espec i ely. The s anda d, one-, h ee-, and i e-laye 1D-NPS con igu a ions a e capped wi h LiF (30nm), LiF (262nm), LiF (149nm)/MoO3 (78nm)/LiF (43nm), and LiF (152nm)/MoO3 (70nm)/LiF (137nm)/MoO3(95nm)/ LiF (60nm), espec i ely. All he 1D-NPS cells inco po a e a LiF (120nm) an i e lec ion coa ing on he opposi e side o he subs a es. www.ad ene gyma .dewww.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (3 o 9) NIR ange as well as b oaden such EQE owa d he isible pa o he spec um, as can be seen in Figu e1d. This b oadening would no imply any educ ion in he pe o mance o he cell as a anspa en de ice p o ided ligh ha es ing is la gely decou- pled om isible ansmission a no mal incidence as can be seen in Figu e1d. A i s sigh , inspec ion o he hicknesses in he i e- laye 1D-NPS (gi en in he cap ion o Figu e 1) does no show any appa en ela ionship among hem, which may lead one o conclude ha a diso de ed 1D-NPS is needed o an op imal cell pe o mance. In wha ollows we decons uc such in e se design o b ing new insigh in o he op ical ailo ing b ough by he 1D-NPS. In p inciple, such in e se design should lead o a laye ed s uc u e enhancing e lec- i i y a he NIR wi h wa eleng hs anging app oxima ely om 600 o 900nm. Wha is somehow su p ising is ha he phase shi 22 cos π λ θπ +nd (1) in oduced o a e lec ed wa e p opaga ing a an angle θ ela i e o he no mal by any gi en laye o hickness d and e ac i e index n, is 2π (see Figu e S3 in he Suppo ing In o ma ion), only o he i s wo and ou laye s in he h ee- and i e- laye 1D-NPS, espec i ely. In ac , he la ges con ibu ion o he 50% enhancemen in he EQE is p o ided by he i s wo laye s adjacen o he back me al con ac in bo h s uc u es. A no mal incidence (Figu e S3a, Suppo ing In o ma ion), bo h such laye s co espond o a λ/4 hickness bu sepa a ed by abou 200nm. Fo he i e-laye 1D-NPS he hicknesses o he hi d and ou h laye s a e also λ/4 bu a wa eleng hs signi i- can ly di e en om he ones co esponding o he i s and second laye s. These la e laye s p o ide a ine op ical uning, sligh ly inc easing ene gy collec ion in he UV and NIR pa o he spec um and a all angles as seen in Figu e1d,c espec- i ely. A 50° incidence (Figu e S3b, Suppo ing In o ma ion), he sepa a ion among he ou di e en wa eleng hs ends o na ow down. In bo h s uc u es, he las laye is a e y hin laye wi h almos he sole pu pose o educe he e ac- i e index misma ch wi h ai . As o he one-laye 1D-NPS, he hickness is λ/2 ins ead because o an addi ional π phase shi a he 1D-NPS back in e ace whe e he index changes om high o low. The e is a clea EQE sha pening in he 600 o 900nm ange when changing om a one- o a h ee-laye 1D-NPS, as a esul o a pa ial cohe en supe posi ion o he e lec i i y p o ided by one addi ional in e ace in he h ee- laye case. Howe e , such sha pening is signi ican ly lowe when any addi ional λ/4 laye is inco po a ed. In summa y, only wo o such λ/4 laye s a di e en wa eleng hs a e essen- ially needed. This is in sha p con as o a B agg e lec ion ha would include many o such laye s esona ing a a single wa eleng h. The ac ha only wo laye s a e s ic ly needed also con as s wi h diso de ed con igu a ions conside ed in he pas whe e a la ge numbe o dielec ic laye s we e used. I is also wo h no icing ha he small numbe o λ/4 laye s needed o achie e an op imal pe o mance make he inal 1D-NPS design la gely insensi i e o he speci ic condi ions ini ially se as, o ins ance, he cell o ien a ion ela i e o he inciden sun ays. In o he wo ds, he 1D-NPS is essen ial o e icien ly cap u e ligh a la ge angles. Howe e , he inal a chi ec u e ob ained designing he 1D-NPS when conside ing ligh a no mal incidence would exhibi mino di e ences ela i e o he one ob ained when conside ing ligh inciden wi h a b oad angula ange. 2.2. Implemen a ion o 1D-NPS Cells The la ges ECE wi h an AVT abo e 50% can be eached by implemen ing he i e-laye 1D-NPS conside ed abo e. This equi es he ab ica ion o a semi anspa en Ag elec ode on op o he cell s uc u e wi h a hickness o 9nm. Such hick- ness is below he s anda d one o such ype o op elec odes which is ypically abo e 10nm.[7,9,35,36] To imp o e he we ing o sil e on op o he MoO3 hole anspo ing laye while a oiding he o ma ion o island-like clus e s ha lead o a me al hin ilm wi h low ansmission and low conduc i i y,[37,38] we depos- i ed an ul a hin Au seed laye (≈1nm) p io o he Ag e apo- a ion on a cold subs a e.[39–41] Fu he de ails on he no el p ocedu e we implemen ed o ob ain semi anspa en Ag op elec odes as hin as 8nm (see scanning elec on mic oscope images in Figu e S4, Suppo ing In o ma ion), can be ound in Expe imen al sec ion. To ensu e a minimum educ ion in he de ice FF compa ed o opaque elec odes, he Ag hickness in anspa en cells should be abo e 9nm (Figu e S5, Suppo ing In o ma ion). A e he op elec ode deposi ion, he 1D-NPS was ab ica ed by he al e na ed high acuum e apo a ion o LiF and MoO3 laye s. As indica ed in he p e ious sec ion, hese ma e ials we e chosen because he deposi ion condi ions a e mild enough o no lead o a signi ican educ ion in he de ice elec ical p ope ies. De ails on he deposi ion p ocedu e ollowed can be ound in he Expe imen al sec ion, oo. To con i m he capaci y o he i e-laye 1D-NPS cell o e ec- i ely ha es ligh a la ge incidence angles, we measu ed he EQE o such cells a 0° and 50°, as shown in Figu e 2a. No e ha he NIR band o he EQE b oadens owa d he blue pa o he spec um by mo e han 55nm when he cell is o a ed by 50° wi h espec o ligh incidence. As can be seen in Figu e2b, his is co esponded wi h an inc ease in he PCE, which a 50° eaches a maximum alue o 9.67% compa ed o he maximum eached a no mal incidence which was 8.66% as indica ed in Table 1. In con as , he EQE as well as he cu en densi y– ol age (J–V) cu es o a s anda d con igu a ion anspa en o ganic sola do no exhibi any signi ican change when ligh incidence changes om 0° o 50°. No e ha he s anda d con ig- u a ion cell we used as a e e ence de ice exhibi s a pe o mance which is be e han pe o mances epo ed in he ecen li e a- u e ha conside ed o ganic cells wi h a 50% anspa ency o abo e (see Table S1, Suppo ing In o ma ion). In addi ion, when he ligh ha es ing capaci y is weigh ed wi h he AVT (PCE∙AVT p oduc ), he cells including he i e-laye 1D-NPS almos double he pe o mance o such e e ence cells (Figu e S7, Suppo ing In o ma ion). When compa ing i o he mos ecen epo on 50% anspa ency OPV cells, such ela i e gain becomes la ge han 100% (g een a ow in Figu e S7, Suppo ing In o ma ion). Al hough o bo h he i e-laye 1-D NPS and s anda d cells he AVT is sligh ly abo e 50%, i is clea by inspec ion o Figu e2c Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 www.ad ene gyma .de www.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (4 o 9) Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 Table 1. Pho o ol aic pa ame e s o he ab ica ed sola cells unde AM1.5G 1-sun sola illumina ion. De ice AL hickness LiF/MoO3/LiF/ MoO3/LiF [nm] Angle o incidence JSC(JEQE)a) [mA cm−2] VOC [V] FF [%] PCEb) [%] AVTc) [%] S anda d 50 nm 30/0/0/0/0 θ= 0°11.34±0.15 (11.30) 0.744±0.002 68.1±1.0 5.75±0.07 (5.82) 50.92 θ= 50°11.75±0.21 (11.69) 0.744±0.002 68.2±1.1 6.02±0.08 (6.11) Fi e-laye 1D-NPS 86 nm 150/70/132/97/56 θ= 0°16.69±0.22 (16.64) 0.746±0.003 66.8±0.8 8.32±0.18 (8.66) 50.04 θ= 50°18.73±0.26 (18.54) 0.751±0.002 66.8±0.7 9.40±0.16 (9.67) Th ee-laye 1D-NPS (neu al colo ) 72 nm 140/98/40/0/0 θ= 0°14.72±0.17 (14.62) 0.749±0.002 66.7±1.1 7.36±0.16 (7.56) 51.09 θ= 50°16.43±0.25 (15.98) 0.744±0.003 66.8±1.0 8.16±0.12 (8.34) Opaque (op imal) 105 nm — θ= 0°23.83±0.33 (23.10) 0.753±0.005 66.5±1.3 11.95±0.28 (12.32) 0 a)Calcula ed om expe imen al EQE spec a; b)The a e age alues and s anda d de ia ions a e ob ained om o e 15 de ices and he bes PCE alues a e shown in pa en- heses; c)AVT is calcula ed om TI ()V( )( ) ∫ λλλ dλ/ VI () () ∫ λλ dλ, whe e T(λ) is expe imen al ansmission, V(λ) is pho opic cu e, and I(λ) is he AM1.5G spec um (see Sec ion S4, Suppo ing In o ma ion). Figu e 2. Cell con e sion e iciency and anspa ency. a) Expe imen al (ci cles) and simula ed (lines) EQEs o he s anda d (da k ed) and i e-laye 1D-NPS (blue) cells a no mal (emp y ci cles and do ed lines) and a 50° (solid ci cles and solid lines) incidence. b) Measu ed J–V cha ac e is ics o he s anda d (da k ed), i e-laye 1D-NPS (blue) and h ee-laye 1D-NPS (g een) cells a no mal (emp y ci cles) and 50° (solid ci cles) incidence unde AM1.5G 1-sun illumina ion. c) Expe imen al (emp y ci cles) and simula ed (solid lines) ligh ansmission spec a a no mal incidence (le axis) o he s anda d (da k ed), i e-laye 1D-NPS (blue) and h ee-laye 1D-NPS (g een) cells. The no malized S (blue hin line), M (g een hin line), L ( ed hin line) cone sensi i i ies and pho opic cu es (black hin line) a e also depic ed in he igh axis. d) Expe imen al (solid) and simula ed (do ed) TM ( ed) and TE (blue) ligh ansmissions a 50° and no mal (black) incidence o he i e-laye 1D-NPS cell. All cells conside ed in a–d) sha e he basic a chi ec u e soda-lime glass subs a e/ITO (135nm)/ZnO-SG (10nm)/AL/MoO3 (5nm)/Ag (9nm), whe e AL is he same PTB7-Th:FOIC:PC71BM ac i e laye blend wi h a hickness o 50, 72, and 86nm o he s anda d, h ee-, and i e-laye 1D-NPS con igu a ions, espec i ely. The s anda d, h ee-, and i e-laye 1D-NPS con igu a ions a e capped wi h LiF (30nm), LiF (140nm)/MoO3 (98nm)/LiF (40nm) and LiF (150nm)/MoO3 (70nm)/LiF (132nm)/ MoO3 (97nm)/LiF (56nm), espec i ely. All 1D-NPS cells inco po a e a LiF (120nm) an i e lec ion coa ing on he opposi e side o he subs a e. No e ha he h ee-laye 1D-NPS cell was op imized o a neu al colo ansmission as opposed o he one conside ed in Figu e1, which was op imized o an AVT la ge han 50% only. The di e ences be ween he i e-laye 1-D NPS om he cu en igu e and he one om Figu e1 mus be a ibu ed o expe imen al limi a ions in exac ly ep oducing laye hicknesses. www.ad ene gyma .dewww.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (5 o 9) ha he s anda d con igu a ion cell would p o ide a close o a neu al colo ansmission gi en ha ansmission in he blue as well as he ed po ions o he spec um is less a ec ed by such sola cell. To achie e a high e iciency neu al colo ans- mission sola cell, we inco po a ed in he in e se design he condi ion ha , in addi ion o an AVT abo e 50%, he a e age ansmission o he blue, ed, and g een cone sensi i i ies o be abo e 50%, oo (see Figu e S8 in he Suppo ing In o - ma ion). In ha case, he in e se design yielded a h ee-laye 1D-NPS cell ha when ab ica ed exhibi ed a maximum PCE o 8.34%, mo e han 2 pe cen age poin s highe han he PCE o he bes s anda d con igu a ion cell (see J–V cu e in Figu e2b and EQE cu e in Figu e S9 in he Suppo ing In o ma ion). On he o he hand, as can be seen in Figu e2c and Figu e S10 (Suppo ing In o ma ion), he ansmission p o ile achie ed o he h ee-laye 1D-NPS cell is e y simila o he one om he s anda d con igu a ion. In an angula dependen op imiza ion o an o ganic sola cell, one may ha e o conside addi ional adjus men s o accoun o a possible bi e ingence due o a p e e ed o ien a ion o he polyme o molecules wi hin he ac i e laye .[42] To e alua e po en ial de ia ions in he e ac i e index, we measu ed he ans e se magne ic (TM) and ans e se elec ic (TE) ansmis- sions a 50° sepa a ely. When i ing such measu ed ansmis- sion spec a o he p edic ions om ou ans e ma ix model, shown bo h in Figu e2d, we obse e a small IR shi o he p e- dic ed ansmission ela i e o he measu ed one. Howe e , his shi is p esen o bo h pola iza ions as well as o he no mal incidence ansmission. In such e en , he small de ia ion obse ed should be a ibu ed o a small e o when de e mining each laye hickness o e ac i e index. Al hough we canno ully disca d i , i p esen , bi e ingence would be small enough no o in oduce any signi ican change in he design o he 1D-NPS o ob ain an op imal pe o mance o he anspa en sola cells. 2.3. E iciency in Ene gy Collec ion When Sunligh Is Inciden a La ge Angles As can be in e ed om Figu es 1c and 2a,b, he PCE o a i e-laye 1D-NPS cell exhibi s a s ong dependence on he ligh angle o incidence. Indeed, i we compa e he measu ed a e age PCEs om Table 1 we no e ha such a e age PCE inc eases by 13% when he cell is il ed om 0° o 50°. As seen Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 Figu e 3. Ou doo measu emen s o ene gy con e sion du ing he equinox. a) Expe imen al (ci cles) and modeled (lines) sun i adiance (le axis) and sun ays angle o incidence ( igh axis) on a e ical cell acing sou h o wo di e en days: Ma ch 21 2019 (solid ci cles, solid lines) and Ma ch 25 2019 (emp y ci cles, dashed lines). The angle o sun ays’ incidence is gi en ela i e o he no mal o he cell su ace. The i e-laye 1D-NPS and mc-Si module we e measu ed on Ma ch 21 and he s anda d cell on Ma ch 25. The a ea unde he cu es co esponds o he o al sun adia ion used o de e mine he ECE. b) Accumula ed elec ic ene gy (kWh m−2) o he s anda d and i e-laye 1D-NPS cells and he mc-Si module. c) PCE o he ab ica ed cells and mc-Si module du ing he cou se o he day, using he modeled i adiance om a) as he inpu powe . d) Expe imen al VOC⋅FF p oduc (le axis) and JcSC ela i e o he cell a ea ( igh axis). All measu emen s we e pe o med in a sou h-o ien ed e ical posi ion du ing clea sky days. Cell alues ep esen a 16-de ice a e age while mc-Si module a e single measu emen s (see Tables S2, S3, and S4 o he Suppo ing In o ma ion o lis ed da a). Solid o dashed lines a e model p edic ions whe eas do ed lines a e guides o he eye. www.ad ene gyma .de www.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (6 o 9) in Figu e1c, PCE ends o maximize close o he B ews e angle and app oaches 0° a 90°. As indica ed abo e o an op imal cell a chi ec u e, he in e se design mus be se o maximize ECE du ing he cou se o 1 day a he han PCE a a gi en angle. This should p ope ly accoun o PCE as well as inciden in en- si y dependence on he angle o incidence o local sola ime. As seen in Figu e 3a, du ing o close o he equinox o any la de ice posi ioned e ically and acing sou h, he angle o incidence o sun ays will ange om 48° o 90°, while sun- ligh in ensi y will ange om 0 o a ound 800 W m−2. We ha e chosen o pe o m ou doo measu emen s du ing o close o he equinox because hey p o ide a good a e age o e yea a i- a ions in sun ays in ensi y and al i ude. The elec ic ene gy accumula ed du ing a day (in kWh m−2) as well as he ene gy con e sion e iciency ( ollowing Equa ion S13, Suppo ing In o ma ion) is de e mined pe squa e me e o ins alla ion o ela i e o he cell a ea. As shown in Figu e 3b and Table 2, he i e-laye 1D-NPS can collec ene gy wi h an a e age e iciency o 9.51%, which is sligh ly la ge han 9.40%, i s PCE a 50° incidence. As can be seen by inspec ion o Figu e3c, a simila ela ion be ween PCE and ECE is ound o he mul i-c ys alline silicon (mc-Si) module inco po a ing a ligh di usion ex u ing. On he con a y, he s anda d con igu a ion anspa en OPV cell exhibi s an a e age 5.26% ECE, a 13% less ela i e o 6.02%, i s PCE a 50° incidence. In he in e se design o op ically ailo he 1D-NPS cell a chi ec- u e, he compu ed and measu ed cu en densi ies (shown in Figu e3d) a e ela i e o he ac ual cell a ea o accoun o he educ ion in he o al numbe o collec ed pho ons by he cosα ac o .[43–45] In addi ion, one may also in oduce he FF∙VOC p oduc a ia ions due o changes in sunligh in ensi y du ing he cou se o 1 day, shown in Figu e3d. When he la e and all o he ligh dependen e ec s a e aken in o accoun , he in e se design yields a cell a chi ec u e o he mos e icien ene gy con e sion. As can be seen in Figu e 3c, he PCE o he 1D-NPS cell is o a wide hou ly ange ai ly cons an , exhibi ing a sligh inc ease a ound 8 and 16 h and a clea d op du ing e y ea ly o la e hou s. 3. Conclusion The op ical ailo ing b ough by he 1D-NPS is shown o p o- ide an op imal sunligh collec ion a la ge angles o ≈50° and abo e. Fo a b oad ange o angles (≈20–80°) he capaci y o a highly anspa en cell o con e ligh in o elec ici y is inc eased by mo e han 50% ela i e o a anspa en de ice in a s anda d con igu a ion no including any kind o speci ic a chi ec u e o decouple ligh ha es ing om ansmission. When conside ing a e ical ins alla ion, we demons a ed ha he PCE as well as he ECE du ing he equinox a e bo h la ge han 9.5%. These e iciencies a e he highes e e measu ed o any kind o PV echnology exhibi ing an AVT la ge han 50%. The e icien u iliza ion o IR adia ion by he blend, he small numbe o λ/4 laye s uned a di e en wa eleng hs used in he op ical ailo ing, he ene gy ha es ing decoupled om ansmission, he enhanced ha es ing a la ge angles o inci- dence, and he ex emely hin me allic op elec ode ab ica ed, all align oge he in he same di ec ion o lead o an inc ease in ligh o elec ici y con e sion la ge han 50%, as seen in Table 3, whe e h ee di e en me ics o e alua e a semi ans- pa en cell a e compa ed. I is wo h no ing ha e ical sunligh collec ion measu e- men s o he ECE pe o med du ing he equinox p o ide a good a e age o he de ice pe o mance h oughou he yea . A pa allel 41° du ing he sp ing and all equinoxes, sun ays will be inciden on he cell a angles ha ange om 48° o 90°. The angula ange is om 25° o 60° du ing he win e sols ice and om 72° o 90° du ing he summe sols ice. In addi ion, p o ided ha di used sunligh is mos ly i adia ed om he Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 Table 2. Ene gy collec ion o he s anda d and he i e-laye 1D-NPS sola cells and he e e ence mc-Si module du ing he sp ing equinox (cells we e posi ioned e ically and acing sou h). De ice Accumula ed elec ic ene gy (E) [kWh m−2 d] Sola adia ion (Esun) [kWh m−2 d] Ene gy con e sion e iciency (ECE) [%] S anda da,b) 0.268±0.010 (0.276) 5.092 5.26±0.20 (5.42) Fi e-laye 1D-NPSa) 0.554±0.011 (0.570) 5.825 9.51±0.19 (9.80) mc-Si 0.723 5.825 12.42 a)The a e age alues and s anda d de ia ions a e ob ained om 16 de ices and he highes alues a e shown in pa en heses; b)Measu ed on a di e en day (4 days a e he equinox). Table 3. Pe o mance o he 1D-NPS anspa en cell compa ed. PCE [%] PCE∙AVT [%] ECE [%] S anda d 0°S anda d 50°S anda d 0°S anda d 50°mc-Si (100% a ea) mc-Si (50% a ea) S anda d 5.82 6.11 2.99 3.14 12.42 6.21 5.42 1D-NPS 0°8.66 4.33 50°9.67 4.83 All angles 9.80 9.80 9.80 Gain (%) 49 58 45 54 −21 58 81 www.ad ene gyma .dewww.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (7 o 9) ci cumsola egion, as shown in Figu e S14, Sec ion S6 (Sup- po ing In o ma ion), one should no expec any signi ican d op in cell pe o mance when such pe o mance is a e aged aking in o accoun all possible wea he and sky condi ions as well as di e en sun al i udes and i adiances h oughou he yea . I is in e es ing o es ablish a compa ison o he 1D-NPS cells wi h comme cial mc-Si modules. The nominal PCE o such modules is, in he newe models, close o 17%, abou 2 pe cen age poin s highe han he olde mc-Si module we used as a e e ence o e alua e con e sion o elec ical ene gy du ing he cou se o a day (Figu e 3b,c). In no mal ope a ing condi- ions, his e iciency would d op o 15%, exhibi ing a loss o 2 pe cen age poin s, simila o he loss we measu ed o he mc-Si module we es ed. When conside ing a e ical Si ins al- la ion co e ing 50% o a açade, in o he wo ds, in a chess- boa d like building in eg a ed pho o ol aic (BIPV) ins alla ion ha would p o ide a 50% obs uc ion o ligh pass, he ene gy collec ion e iciency would d op o 7.5%. On he o he hand, assuming 10% losses in an e en ual up-scaling o modules o he neu al colo anspa en OPV cells we ab ica ed, such OPV echnology inco po a ing a h ee-laye 1D-NPS would exhibi app oxima ely 7.5% PCE o ECE. In summa y, we can say ha he op ically ailo ed anspa en OPV echnology ha we de eloped has he po en ial o clea ly ou pe o m comme - cial Si modules o e ical açade BIPV ins alla ions. I would p o ide a simila ligh o elec ici y con e sion bu wi h a high quali y 50% anspa ency a no mal incidence wi hou any highly isible obs uc ion o ision o d as ic change in colo . Away om no mal incidence and up o 50°, changes in ans- mission a e mino as can be seen in Figu e S10 (Suppo ing In o ma ion) whe e he ansmission o a h ee-laye 1D-NPS was measu ed a angles anging om 0° o 50°. In addi ion, gi en ha he human eye esponse o changes in ligh in en- si y is loga i hmic, he 50% educ ion in anspa ency o he OPV de ice co esponds o a loss in b igh ness pe cep ion o only 20%[46,47] (see Sec ion S4, Suppo ing In o ma ion). Such loss in b igh ness is simila o he one ob ained om echnical glasses, which a e widely used in anspa en building açades. Simila ly, o he ch oma ic a ibu es[48] o he anspa en OPV de ices (Table S5 and Figu e S16, Suppo ing In o ma ion) indica e ha colo neu ali y and de ice pe o mance can be a ained simul aneously. Finally, one mus no e ha no signi i- can cell deg ada ion is obse ed when he encapsula ed cells a e kep in ambien condi ions in he da k. Howe e , u u e wo k should add ess cell pe o mance e olu ion unde illumi- na ion which, due o he p esence o he NFA, seems o de ia e signi ican ly om he e olu ion obse ed in highly s able ulle ene accep o based cells.[49,50] Rega ding po en ial applica ions o an ene gy collec ion echnology mo e e icien when ligh is inciden a la ge angles, i is impo an o no e ha in many elemen s o s uc u es whe e PV is likely o be in eg a ed in, sunligh would in ac be inciden a such la ge angles o mos o he ime. Window açades bu also elec ic ehicles a e wo e y ele an applica- ions ha may bene i om anspa en pho o ol aics. Uses o such echnology as well as he op ical ailo ing de eloped may go beyond a simple ligh o elec ici y con e sion. An in e - es ing applica ion may a ise in wo-pho on abso p ion a i icial pho osyn hesis sys ems wi h a andem con igu a ion. In such case, a anspa en echnology would allow o an op imal in e- g a ion o such sys ems while he op ical ailo ing would lead o a be e balance among he n- ype semiconduc o pho oanode and sola cell cu en s. Bo h issues may igge a majo s ep o wa d in sola uel p oduc ion esea ch. 4. Expe imen al Sec ion T anspa en Cell Fab ica ion: Fi s , a ≈10 nm ZnO elec on- anspo ing laye was deposi ed on a p ecleaned ITO subs a e om a sol-gel p ecu so solu ion o zinc ace a e dehyd a e dissol ed in 2-me hoxye hanol (0.15 m).[51,52] A e he mally annealing a 150°C in ai ( ela i e humidi y < 40%) o 20min, he ZnO-coa ed samples we e ans e ed in o a ni ogen- illed glo ebox o spin-cas ing he PTB7- Th:FOIC:PC71BM (1:0.75: 0.75 by weigh ) pho oac i e laye .[29] Te na y blend solu ions we e deposi ed a di e en concen a ions and spinning speeds o achie e he nume ically compu ed ac i e laye hicknesses, i.e., AL hickness o ≈50, ≈70, and ≈86nm we e achie ed wi h 15, 17.5, and 20mg mL−1 solu ions ( o al concen a ion), espec i ely. A e wa ds, he esul ing blend ilms we e d ied unde acuum (<5 × 10−6 mba ) o 1 h. Finally, a 5nm hick MoO3 laye (Al a Aesa , 0.5 Å s−1) ollowed by an ul a hin Au seed laye (0.4 Å s−1, ≈1nm) and a hin Ag op elec ode (3 Å s−1, 8–14nm) we e deposi ed sequen ially h ough a shadow mask by he mal e apo a ion (<5 × 10−6 mba ). The de ice a ea, de ined by he o e lap be ween ITO and op hin Ag elec odes, was 0.06 cm2. No e ha he e apo a ion o he Au/Ag hin elec ode was ca ied ou on a subs a e cooled down o −5°C in o de o dec ease su ace di usion and island o ma ion o he Ag ilm. The op ical cons an o he hin Ag ilms (Figu e S6a, Suppo ing In o ma ion) was accu a ely ex ac ed h ough i ing expe imen al ligh ansmission, yielding an excellen ag eemen wi h he expe imen al esul s (Figu e S6b, Suppo ing In o ma ion). Fo s anda d cells, an addi ional p o ec ing laye o LiF (0.5 Å s−1, 30nm) was deposi ed on op o he de ice a ea. Finally, o ensu e good elec ical con ac , an addi ional 100nm hick Ag ilm was deposi ed on op o he ou e edge o he hin Ag elec ode. 1D-NPS and ARC Deposi ion: The 1D-NPS we e ab ica ed by sequen ial he mal e apo a ion o ela i ely low mel ing-poin MoO3 and LiF ino ganic ma e ials. To a oid in oducing physical damage o elec ical deg ada ion o he cell unde nea h, and o gua an ee ba ch- o-ba ch ep oducibili y, he deposi ion a es o bo h ma e ials need o be well con olled a 0.5–0.6 Å s−1. The hicknesses o all 1D-NPS laye s we e ca e ully moni o ed du ing he deposi ion using a c ys al qua z balance, and we e la e con i med by i ing he measu ed ansmission cu es wi h a ligh ansmission model. Fo he h ee-laye and i e-laye 1D-NPS cells, an addi ional 120 nm LiF ARC laye was he mally e apo a ed on he on side o he subs a es. All indoo cell measu emen s we e pe o med in ambien ai wi hou encapsula ion, whe eas all ou doo measu emen s we e done on glass-encapsula ed de ices sealed wi h a UV cu able adhesi e (No land Op ical Adhesi e 73, 1.5min cu ing) be o e es ing. A pic u e o one o he encapsula ed de ices used o he ou doo measu emen s is shown in Figu e S11a (Suppo ing In o ma ion). No e ha a e encapsula ion, he i e-laye 1D-NPS cell exhibi s negligible changes in EQE, as seen in Figu e S12 (Suppo ing In o ma ion). Cha ac e iza ion: The op ical simula ed ansmissions and EQEs a no mal incidence and highe incidence angles we e pe o med using an in-house compu e code based on he ans e ma ix me hod. The equi ed op ical cons an s ( e ac i e index and ex inc ion coe icien ) o all ma e ials used in he de ices, shown in Figu e S17 (Suppo ing In o ma ion), we e ob ained om modeling he expe imen al ansmission o he hin ilms o a ious hicknesses, unless s a ed o he wise. The J–V cu es o all de ices we e measu ed wi h a Kei hley 2420 sou ce me e unde a 1-sun, AM1.5G spec um om a sola simula o (ABET Sol3A, 1000 W m−2). The illumina ion in ensi y o he ligh sou ce (Xenon lamp, 300W, USHIO) was calib a ed using a Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 www.ad ene gyma .de www.ad ancedsciencenews.com © 2020 WILEY-VCH Ve lag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim 1904196 (8 o 9) Ad . Ene gy Ma e . 2020, 10, 1904196 Hamama su silicon pho odiode (wi h a KG-5 il e , a ea = 0.1296 cm2) ce i ica ed by ISE F aunho e . Spec ally esol ed EQE esponses we e measu ed using a bench op equipmen (QEX10, PV Measu emen s Inc) a 130 Hz, using a calib a ed silicon cell spec al esponse as e e ence. Fo he J–V and EQE measu emen s a la ge incidence angles, an in-house sample holde wi h unable il was employed. Fo he EQE measu emen s, special ca e was aken o gua an ee ha he ligh spo (3mm in leng h a 0°) was comple ely enclosed wi hin he ac i e cell a ea. The ligh ansmission spec a o he ab ica ed de ices we e eco ded using an UV–VIS–NIR spec opho ome e (Lambda950, Pe kinElme ). Simila ly, he beam spo was comple ely con ined wi hin he de ice a ea. TE and TM pola ized ligh ansmissions o i e- laye 1D-NPS cell a no mal incidence and 50° we e eco ded by a spec oscopic ellipsome e (Sop a, GES-5E). The shee esis ance o op hin Ag elec odes was de e mined by a ou -poin p obe s a ion (Cascade Mic o ech 44/7) connec ed o a Kei hley 2001 mul ime e . The mo phological cha ac e is ics o hin-Ag ilms we e s udied by ield emission scanning elec on mic oscopy (FEG-SEM, FEI Inspec F-EBL). Di ec Sunligh Measu emen s: The ou doo moni o ing s a ion was loca ed on ICFO’s oo (la i ude: 41.27°; longi ude: 1.989°), wi h a e ical suppo o ien ed owa d sola sou h and ee o any shadows and highly e lec i e su aces. The i adiance senso was a he mopile py anome e (Apogee Ins umen s SP-500 Se ies) wi h a ce i ied calib a ion unce ain y o ±5% (ISO-classi ied e e ence). The mc-Si module (REC G oup) had a a ed peak powe o 20W and ≈0.135 m2 ac i e a ea, wi h a esis ance empe a u e de ec o (PT100) adhe ed o he back panel. A pho og aph and a sys em schema ic is shown in Figu e S11 (Suppo ing In o ma ion). The J–V cu es o he encapsula ed es de ices and he mc-Si module we e measu ed wi h a Kei hley 2635A sou ce me e (4-wi e p obing) a ¼–1 h in e als using a comme cial da a logging so wa e (T ace IV, ReRa solu ions). Measu emen s we e done du ing o nea he sp ing equinox (Ma ch 21), ensu ing cloudless condi ions we e p esen ying o minimize he con ibu ion o di use i adiance. A black su ace was used on he back o he cells o p e en ea e lec ions. Because he cells we e only exposed o sunligh du ing he ol age sweep in o de o a oid ligh deg ada ion and ensu e da a consis ency, he possible e ec s o high ope a ing empe a u es a e no conside ed, al hough i is gene ally accep ed ha PCE empe a u e coe icien s in OPV a e posi i e, imp o ing he PCE alues sligh ly.[53,54] Mo eo e , he PCE was measu ed unde a sola simula o be o e and a e each ou doo un, showing no signs o deg ada ion (see Figu e S13, Suppo ing In o ma ion). Suppo ing In o ma ion Suppo ing In o ma ion is a ailable om he Wiley Online Lib a y o om he au ho . Acknowledgemen s Q.L., L.G., F.B., J.T., and J.M. acknowledge he inancial suppo om he Spanish Minis y o Economy and Compe i i eness (MINECO) h ough he “Se e o Ochoa” p og am o Cen es o Excellence in R&D (SEV- 2015-0522), om Fundació P i ada Cellex, om Gene ali a de Ca alunya h ough he Impulsa-Lla o (Lla -00073) and CERCA p og ams, and also acknowledge inancial suppo om MINECO h ough p ojec MAT2017- 89522-R. 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