About Exciton diffusion length organic photovoltaics
One of the important microscopic parameters of organic semiconductors, relevant to organic photovoltaics, is the exciton diffusion length, LEX (refs 1, 2). It defines an effective material thickness contributing to the photovoltaic effect by providing excitons capable of reaching a donor/acceptor interface.
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