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Correlation between Polymer Structure and Polymer:Fullerene Blend Morphology and Its Implications for High Performance Polymer Solar Cells File

Son, Seon Kyoung , Kim, Youn-Su , Son, Hae Jung , Ko, Min Jae , Kim, Honggon , Lee, Doh-Kwon , Kim, Jin Young , Choi, Dong Hoon , Kim, Kyungkon , Kim, BongSoo

Article Issue Date2014-02 View0
Hybrid tandem photovoltaic devices with a transparent conductive interconnecting recombination layer File

Kim, Taehee , Choi, Jin Young , Jeon, Jun Hong , Kim, Youn-Su , Kim, Bong-Soo , Lee, Doh-Kwon , Kim, Honggon , Han, Seunghee , Kim, Kyungkon

Article Issue Date2012-10 View3
N-Octyl-2,7-dithia-5-azacyclopenta[a]pentalene-4,6-dione-Based Low Band Gap Polymers for Efficient Solar Cells File

Kim, Seul-Ong , Kim, Youn-Su , Yun, Hui-Jun , Kang, Il , Yoon, Youngwoon , Shin, Nara , Son, Hae Jung , Kim, Honggon , Ko, Min Jae , Kim, BongSoo , et al

Article Issue Date2013-05 View0
Reversed organic-inorganic hybrid tandem solar cells for improved interfacial series resistances and balanced photocurrents File

Kim, Taehee , Kim, Youn-Su , Choi, Jin Young , Jeon, Jun Hong , Park, Won Woong , Moon, Sun Woo , Kim, Sung-Min , Han, Seunghee , Kim, BongSoo , Lee, Doh-Kwon , et al

Article Issue Date2013-07 View4
Transient photovoltage and dark current analysis on enhanced open-circuit voltage of polymer solar cells with hole blocking TiO2 nanoparticle interfacial layer File

Kim, Youn-Su , Kim, Taehee , Kim, BongSoo , Lee, Doh-Kwon , Kim, Honggon , Ju, Byeong-Kwon , Kim, Kyungkon

Article Issue Date2013-07 View4
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