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Singlet Fission Solar Cell — Triplet Pair Generation

Interactive kinetic model of singlet fission in an organic photovoltaic film: watch a photon-excited singlet exciton split into a correlated triplet pair that separates and diffuses to the electrode, pushing external quantum efficiency past 100%.

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This simulator runs a stochastic kinetic model of singlet fission across a lattice of organic chromophore sites: photons create singlet excitons, singlets convert to spin-correlated triplet pairs at a rate set by the energetic driving force and film temperature, and separated triplets random-walk to a bottom electrode where they are extracted as charge. Because each singlet can ultimately yield two triplets — and each triplet one extractable carrier — the external quantum efficiency readout can climb past 100%, the signature that distinguishes singlet fission from an ordinary one-photon-one-electron absorber.

⚙ Under the hood

Simulate singlet fission in an organic photovoltaic film: a photon-excited singlet exciton splits into a spin-correlated triplet pair that separates and diffuses to the electrode, pushing external quantum efficiency past 100%.

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