Presentation Information
[10a-B12-9]Improving charge separation efficiency at organic CT interface by utilizing surface potential shifts under vacuum conditions
〇(D)Mana Kameyama1, Kaito Akizuki1, Tuul Tsagaantsooj1, Takashi Fujihara2, Chihaya Adachi1,3 (1.kyushu Univ. OPERA, 2.GCE Institute, 3.kyushu Univ. WPI-I2CNER)
Keywords:
Organic thermoelectric device,Rotary Kelvin Probe
In this study, we aim to realize a novel organic thermoelectric device utilizing charge-transfer (CT) complexes that induce charge separation with thermal energy at room temperature. We are currently investigating the charge separation mechanism at the CuPc/F16CuPc interface using rotating Kelvin probe (RKP). In this presentation, we will discuss the effects of the surface potential shift of CuPc under vacuum and the energy bandgap width at the CuPc/F16CuPc interface on charge separation efficiency.
