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Device Model Linking Singlet and Triplet Spin-State Properties to Organic Photovoltaic Device Characteristics
This work proposes an exciton-kinetics coupled drift-diffusion (EKDD) model that bridges device-level charge transport with singlet and triplet excited-state kinetics. State populations and reversible photophysical transitions are solved self-consistently, enabling transient and steady-state device
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