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. 2017 Jun 5;8:15421. doi: 10.1038/ncomms15421

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(a) Spectrally resolved EQE or absorption on linear (top) or logarithmic (bottom) scale. The green, crossed line indicates the EQE of a ZnPc:C₆₀ solar cell with minimal optical cavity effect. The grey lines are scaled to the previous curve and represent the absorption of neat C₆₀ (marked as I) or ZnPc (marked as II). The remaining curves show the EQE of several cavity-enhanced ZnPc:C₆₀ detectors, measured at short circuit. Tuning the cavity thickness t_cav via a simultaneous thickness variation of both transport layers allows shifting the resonance wavelength. Both samples marked as triangles are mechanically flexible, while the remaining are encapsulated with glass. (b) Chemical structures of the blend constituents. (c) Photograph of a flexible device, marked as ◂ in a. The left half of the photo-active area features a sequence of neat absorbers to suppress the photo-response from visible light.