At the present time mono-, multilayer, and hybrid heterostructures based on inorganic and organic materials, in particular polymeric materials, are used in the creation of photovoltaic converters of solar energy, molecular optoelectronic and photonics devices . The polymer naphthalimide derivatives exhibited high photoconductivity and excellent thermal morphological stability in their solid amorphous states, providing a stable photophysical and photoelectric properties for practical applications in molecular photonics. On the other hand, the organic dyes that have a high extinction coefficient and a wide range of spectral luminescence and energy characteristics and are capable in the excited state of both accepting and donating an electron by interacting with adjacent donors or acceptors can act as centers for the absorption of light and photogeneration of electric charge carriers, in particular, in the photoconductive polymers .