Abstract
The exciton diffusion length (LD) of several phthalocyanines (Pcs) was investigated by use of organic photovoltaic cells, where two different p-type organic semiconductor materials, including a Pc layer, were laminated, and interlayer excitation energy transfer occurred between them. The distribution of excitons in the Pc layer that accept energy from the other p-type semiconductor material by excitation transfer should be much narrower than that of excitons created by light absorption directly. This delta-function-like generation of excitons allowed the simple analysis of exciton diffusion. The results of the analysis indicated that the planar Pcs (copper Pc and metal-free Pc) showed shorter LDs of around 5nm, as compared to the 18.5±4.8nm shown by the pyramidal-shaped Pc (tin Pc).
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