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What Photocurrent Versus Effective Voltage Tells Us About Charge Generation in Organic Solar Cells
The photocurrent of an organic solar cell is routinely plotted against an effective voltage and used to extract an exciton dissociation probability, and through it a free-charge generation efficiency. The photocurrent measures neither. Using a drift-diffusion model in which free-charge generation is
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