Although grazing incidence wide angle scattering (GIWAXS) of conjugated polymer thin films is a widely used technique for studying solid state crystallinity and orientation, SAXS/SANS has not been as widely used for characterizing conjugated polymer solutions. This may be due to technical challenges such as the high X-ray absorption cross-section of commonly used chlorinated solvents or the need for long exposure times and the subsequent issue of sample beam damage. Additionally, as conjugated polymers may exhibit complex assembly behavior, the analysis of scattering profiles is non-trivial and requires a careful interpretation. Despite this, there have been a few scattering studies that aim to uncover the conformation of conjugated polymers, most of which have focused on the second generation of conjugated homopolymers such as P3HT and MEH-PPV which are more flexible or can exist in a fully dissolved state .