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A Balanced Crystalline Orientation Ratio in Naphthalene Diimide-Based Polymers with Hybrid Siloxane Chains Directs Highly Efficient Electron Transport

Yang, Changduk , Ahn, Yoojin , Kim, Yiho , Long, Dang Xuan , Lee, Junghoon , Kim, Kyoungsik , Shin, Tae Joo , Nam, Kyungwan , Noh, Yongyoung

Conference Paper Issue Date2015-04-08 View66

A Balanced Face-On to Edge-On Texture Ratio in Naphthalene Diimide-Based Polymers with Hybrid Siloxane Chains Directs Highly Efficient Electron Transport File

Kim, Yiho , Long, Dang Xuan , Lee, Junghoon , Kim, Gyoungsik , Shin, Tae Joo , Nam, Kyung-Wan , Noh, Yong-Young , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2015-08 View166

A Synergetic Effect of Molecular Weight and Fluorine in All-Polymer Solar Cells with Enhanced Performance File

Chen, Shanshan , An, Yujin , Dutta, Gitish K. , Kim, Yiho , Zhang, Zhi-Guo , Li, Yongfang , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2017-01 View127

High-efficiency polymer solar cells with a cost-effective quinoxaline polymer through nanoscale morphology control induced by practical processing additives File

Kim, Yiho , Yeom, Hye Rim , Kim, Jin Young , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2013-06 View120

Hybrid Siloxane Chains-Containing Naphthalene Diimide Polymers; How Processing Solvents Influence Morphology and Electron Mobilities

Yang, Changduk , Ahn, Yoojin , Long, Dang Xuan , Kim, Yiho , Noh, Yongyoung

Conference Paper Issue Date2015-11-16 View58

Improved electron transport properties of n-type naphthalenediimide polymers through refined molecular ordering and orientation induced by processing solvents File

An, Yujin , Long, Dang Xuan , Kim, Yiho , Noh, Yong-Young , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2016-05 View104

Investigations of the Interplay of Molecule Structures, Crystal Packing, Solar Cell, and Field-Effect Transistor Characteristics in Novel Polymeric Semiconductors File File

Kim, Yiho

Thesis Issue Date2015-02 View73

Medium bandgap copolymers based on carbazole and quinoxaline exceeding 1.0 V open-circuit voltages File

Lee, Kyu Cheol , Kim, Taehyo , Song, Seyeong , Kim, Yiho , Dutta, Gitish. K. , Kim, Dong Suk , Kim, Jin Young , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2016-02 View75

Modulation of Crystalline Orientations in Naphthalene Diimide-Based Polymers Depending on Solvents Rendering Electron Transport Effective for Organic Field Effect Transistors

Yang, Changduk , An, Yujin , Long, Dang Xuan , Kim, Yiho , Lee, Sang Myeon , Kang, So-Huei , Cho, Hyejin , Han, Dahee , Noh, Yong-Young

Conference Paper Issue Date2015-08-06 View77

Naphthalene diimide incorporated thiophene-free copolymers with acene and heteroacene units: Comparison of geometric features and electron-donating strength of co-units File

Kim, Yiho , Hong, Jayeon , Oh, Joon Hak , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2013-08 View102

Solution-Processable Ambipolar Diketopyrrolopyrrole-Selenophene Polymer with Unprecedentedly High Hole and Electron Mobilities File

Lee, Junghoon , Han, A-Reum , Kim, Jonggi , Kim, Yiho , Oh, Joon Hak , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2012-12 View142

Synthesis of PCDTBT-based fluorinated polymers for high open-circuit voltage in organic photovoltaics: Towards an understanding of relationships between polymer energy levels engineering and ideal morphology control File

Kim, Jonggi , Yun, Myoung Hee , Kim, Gi-Hwan , Lee, Jungho , Lee, Sang Myeon , Ko, Seo-Jin , Kim, Yiho , Dutta, Gitish K. , Moon, Mijin , Park, Song Yi , et al

Article Issue Date2014-05 View98

Visible-Near Infrared Absorbing Polymers Containing Thienoisoindigo and Electron-Rich Units for Organic Transistors with Tunable Polarity File

Dutta, Gitish K. , Han, A-Reum , Lee, Junghoon , Kim, Yiho , Oh, Joon Hak , Yang, Changduk

Article Issue Date2013-11 View184

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