Organic Solar Cells with Hydrogenated In-Doped ZnO Replacing Sn-Doped In2O3 as Transparent Electrode

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Hydrogenated In-doped ZnO (IZO:H) anodic films grown at different ratios ($R$) of hydrogen to argon were deposited at a low processing temperature of 100 °C on a glass substrate by pulsed DC magnetron sputtering for photovoltaic cells. Even at a low substrate temperature, the transparent electrode showed an average optical transmittance of 88% in the visible range and a reduced resistivity of less than $3.5\times 10^{-3}$ $\Omega$$\cdot$cm. The organic photovoltaic cells with an IZO:H ($R=0.08$) electrode achieved a maximum power conversion efficiency ($\eta$) of 0.53%, which is as good as the values of the control device fabricated on a commercial ITO electrode ($\eta=0.48$%). This indicates that the efficiency of the organic photovoltaic cells is critically affected by the injection of hydrogen gas during the deposition of IZO:H. The high quality IZO:H film developed herein is promising as an alternative to conventional ITO film.
2008-01-25