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Article Title: Enhanced absorption in organic solar cells via combined anti-reflection and Mie resonance effects in subwavelength ellipsoidal dielectric nanostructures
Journal: Scientific Reports
doi: 10.1038/s41598-025-04980-8
Figure Legend Snippet: J SC as a function of spacing (S) and aspect ratio (ASP) for the SEDN, with fixed minor axis diameters (D) of ( a ) 80 nm, ( b ) 100 nm, ( c ) 120 nm, and ( d ) 140 nm, under TM polarization.
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Figure Legend Snippet: J SC as a function of spacing (S) and aspect ratio (ASP) for the SEDN, with fixed minor axis diameters (D) of (a) 80 nm, (b) 100 nm, (c) 120 nm, and (d) 140 nm, under TE polarization.
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Figure Legend Snippet: ( a ) Absorption spectra in PM6:Y6 of planar OSCs with and without the SEDNs under TM polarization at D = 100 nm, S = 70 nm, and ASP = 2.2, and under TE polarization at D = 100 nm, S = 30 nm, and ASP = 3.6. ( b ) J SC as a function of PM6:Y6 thickness for the planar OSC compared to OSCs integrated with the SEDNs optimized for TM and TE polarizations.
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Figure Legend Snippet: Absorption spectra in the active layer of OSCs integrated with the optimized SEDN TE at varying incident angles for (a) TM polarization and (b) TE polarization, (c) J SC as a function of incident angles for each polarization.
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