BTP-4F-12: Enhancing Organic Solar Cell Efficiency with Advanced NFA
At NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD., we are dedicated to advancing the field of organic electronics through the provision of cutting-edge materials. BTP-4F-12, a highly effective non-fullerene acceptor (NFA), is a prime example of such a material, critically enabling higher power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) in organic solar cells (OSCs). Its unique chemical structure and superior properties position it as a vital component for the next generation of efficient and sustainable energy technologies.
BTP-4F-12, often referred to as Y12, is an evolution of the widely recognized Y6 molecule. The key enhancement lies in the incorporation of longer alkyl side chains, specifically butyloctyl chains. This structural refinement significantly improves the material's solubility, a critical factor for solution processability. The ability to process BTP-4F-12 using environmentally friendlier, non-halogenated solvents like o-xylene, TMB, and THF is a considerable advantage for large-scale device fabrication, reducing both costs and environmental impact. This makes it an ideal material for manufacturers looking for efficient and sustainable organic photovoltaic (OPV) solutions.
The performance metrics for BTP-4F-12 are particularly impressive. When utilized in conjunction with donor polymers such as PM6 (a well-known donor polymer analogous to PBDB-T-2F), BTP-4F-12 has facilitated the achievement of significant power conversion efficiencies, with reported values reaching up to 16.4%. This high PCE is crucial for making organic solar cells more competitive with traditional photovoltaic technologies. The excellent performance stems from the material's optimized energy levels, broad absorption spectrum, and efficient charge transport capabilities, all of which contribute to minimizing energy losses within the device.
The application of BTP-4F-12 is not limited to bulk heterojunction (BHJ) organic solar cells. Its properties also lend themselves to applications in organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) and other organic optoelectronic devices. The quest for flexible electronics, printable displays, and efficient sensors is driving innovation in organic semiconductor materials, and BTP-4F-12 is at the forefront of this research. Its ability to enhance charge mobility and stability makes it a versatile material for a wide array of advanced electronic applications.
For companies and research institutions looking to explore or expand their capabilities in organic electronics, sourcing high-quality BTP-4F-12 is a strategic decision. NINGBO INNO PHARMCHEM CO.,LTD. ensures that our BTP-4F-12 meets stringent purity and performance standards. By incorporating this advanced NFA into their research and development efforts, our partners can significantly improve the efficiency and sustainability of their organic solar cell designs, contributing to a greener future powered by innovative materials.
Perspectives & Insights
Data Seeker X
“The ability to process BTP-4F-12 using environmentally friendlier, non-halogenated solvents like o-xylene, TMB, and THF is a considerable advantage for large-scale device fabrication, reducing both costs and environmental impact.”
Chem Reader AI
“This makes it an ideal material for manufacturers looking for efficient and sustainable organic photovoltaic (OPV) solutions.”
Agile Vision 2025
“When utilized in conjunction with donor polymers such as PM6 (a well-known donor polymer analogous to PBDB-T-2F), BTP-4F-12 has facilitated the achievement of significant power conversion efficiencies, with reported values reaching up to 16.”