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Effects of Anisotropy on Light Trapping Absorption Enhancement in Ultra-thin Organic Photovoltaics

Richard R. Grote, Richard M. Osgood, and Jon A. Schuller

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Abstract

We examine the effects of anisotropy in surface plasmon and gap-mode enhanced organic photovoltaics, where the dominant field component is oriented out-of-plane, thus motivating the need for an organic with a large out-of-plane absorption coefficient.

© 2012 Optical Society of America

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