查看更多>>摘要:Synergistically achieving stability,cost,and efficiency is crucial for the commercialization of organic solar cells(OSCs).Despite the rapid development of 2-(3-oxo-2,3-dihydro-1H-inden-1-ylidene)malononitrile-typenonfullereneacceptors(NFAs),they are inherently unstable due to the vulnerable exocyclic double bond and possess high synthesis complexity(SC).Based on the"all-fused-ring electron acceptor(AFAR)"concept,we report two new near-infrared NFAs,F11 and F13,featuring all fused dodecacyclic rings.By developing a whole set of synthetic procedures,F11 and F13 can be conveniently prepared at a 10 g scale within a notably short period,displaying both the low SC and the lowest costs among reported NFAs,even comparable to the classical photovoltaic material,P3HT.In comparison with the one-dimensional stacking of ITYM(ITYM=2,2'-(7,7,15,15-tetrahexyl-7,15-dihydro-s-indaceno[1,2-b:5,6-b']diindeno[1,2-d]thiophene-2,10(2H)-diylidene)dimalononitrile),the first AFRA,and mixed J-and H-aggregations in Y6,F-acceptors show a compact honeycomb-type three-dimensional stacking with ex-clusive J-aggregations,favoring multichannel charge transport.By matching a medium-bandgap polymer donor,F13 delivers greater than 13%power conversion efficiencies,which is the highest performance among non-INCN acceptors,and shows device stability super-ior to the typical ITIC-and Y6-based OSCs as evidenced by the negligible burn-in losses.This work presents a first and successful example of NFAs achieving an opti-mal efficiency-cost-stability balance in OSCs.