Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Oct. 23, 2024
Fullerene
derivatives
are
extensively
employed
in
inverted
perovskite
solar
cells
due
to
their
excellent
electron
extraction
capabilities.
However,
[6,6]-phenyl-C
Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
383(6688), P. 1236 - 1240
Published: March 14, 2024
Power
conversion
efficiencies
(PCEs)
of
inverted
perovskite
solar
cells
(PSCs)
have
been
improved
by
the
use
a
self-assembled
monolayer
(SAM)
hole
transport
layer.
Long-term
stability
PSCs
requires
keeping
SAM
compact
under
layer
during
operation.
We
found
that
strong
polar
solvents
in
precursor
desorb
if
it
is
anchored
on
substrates
hydrogen-bonded,
rather
than
covalently
bonded,
hydroxyl
groups.
used
atomic-layer
deposition
to
create
an
indium
tin
oxide
substrate
with
fully
covalent
hydroxyl-covered
surface
for
anchoring,
as
well
trimethoxysilane
group
exhibited
tridentate
anchoring
substrate.
The
resulting
achieved
PCEs
24.8
(certified
24.6)
and
23.2%
aperture
areas
0.08
1.01
square
centimeters,
respectively.
devices
retained
98.9
98.2%
initial
PCE
after
1000
hours
damp-heat
test
operation
maximum
power
point
tracking
at
85°C
1200
standard
illumination,
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(8)
Published: Jan. 2, 2024
Abstract
The
efficiency
loss
caused
by
area
scaling
is
one
of
the
key
factors
hindering
industrial
development
perovskite
solar
cells.
energy
and
contact
issues
in
buried
interface
are
main
reasons.
Here,
a
new
self‐assembled
monolayer
(SAM),
Ph‐4PACz,
with
large
dipole
moment
(2.32
D)
obtained
.
It
found
that
Ph‐4PACz
high
polarity
can
improve
band
alignment
minimize
,
resulting
an
open‐circuit
voltage
(
V
oc
)
as
1.2
for
1.55
eV
perovskite.
However,
when
applied
to
large‐area
devices,
fill
factor
(FF)
still
suffered
from
significant
attenuation.
Therefore,
alumina
nanoparticles
(Al
2
O
3
‐NPs)
introduced
between
rough
FTO
substrate
further
flatness
conformal
film
almost
no
voids
interface,
thus
promoting
low
exciton
binding
energy,
fast
hot‐carrier
extraction
non‐radiative
recombination.
final
devices
achieved
small‐area
power
conversion
(PCE)
25.60%
(1
cm
PCE
24.61%
(certified
at
24.48%),
which
represents
highest
single
device
≥
1
area.
Additionally,
mini‐modules
stability
testing
also
carried
out
demonstrate
feasibility
commercialization.
Advanced Electronic Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(5)
Published: March 5, 2024
Abstract
In
the
backdrop
of
today's
environmental
priorities,
where
toxicity
and
stability
hinder
lead‐based
perovskite
solar
cell
(PSC)
progress,
emergence
lead‐free
alternatives
like
Cs
2
AgBiBr
6
perovskites
has
gained
significance.
This
study
revolves
around
comprehensive
evaluation
as
a
potential
photovoltaic
(PV)
material,
using
density
functional
theory
(DFT)
calculations
with
CASTEP.
Revealing
vital
bandgap
1.654
eV
emphasizing
contributions
Ag‐4
d
Br‐4
p
orbitals,
this
analysis
also
underscores
Ag
atoms'
dominance
in
charge
distribution.
Optically,
exhibits
UV
absorption
peaks
15
eV,
intensifying
photon
energy
up
to
3.75
hinting
at
its
promise
for
applications.
Guided
by
DFT,
forty
configurations
involving
various
electron
transport
layers
(ETLs)
hole
(HTLs)
are
explored.
Among
these,
CNTS
emerges
prime
HTL
due
ideal
absorber
alignment.
The
spotlight
architecture,
FTO/AZnO/Cs
/CNTS/Au,
boasts
exceptional
efficiency
(23.5%),
V
oc
(1.38
V),
J
sc
(21.38
mA
cm
−2
),
FF
(79.9%).
contrast,
FTO/CdZnS/Cs
/CNTS/Au
achieves
slightly
lower
23.15%
efficiency.
Real‐world
intricacies
probed,
encompassing
resistances,
temperature,
current–voltage
(
–
)
traits,
quantum
(QE),
enhancing
practical
relevance.
These
findings
thoughtfully
contextualized
within
prior
literature,
showcasing
study's
non‐toxic,
inorganic
technology.
work
aspires
positively
steer
sustainable
PV
advancement.
Nature Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: Jan. 29, 2024
Abstract
Molecular
passivation
is
a
prominent
approach
for
improving
the
performance
and
operation
stability
of
halide
perovskite
solar
cells
(HPSCs).
Herein,
we
reveal
discernible
effects
diammonium
molecules
with
either
an
aryl
or
alkyl
core
onto
Methylammonium-free
perovskites.
Piperazine
dihydriodide
(PZDI),
characterized
by
core-electron
cloud-rich-NH
terminal,
proves
effective
in
mitigating
surface
bulk
defects
modifying
chemistry
interfacial
energy
band,
ultimately
leading
to
improved
carrier
extraction.
Benefiting
from
superior
PZDI
passivation,
device
achieves
impressive
efficiency
23.17%
(area
~1
cm
2
)
(low
open
circuit
voltage
deficit
~0.327
V)
along
operational
stability.
We
achieve
certified
~21.47%
~1.024
inverted
HPSC.
strengthens
adhesion
via
-NH
I
Mulliken
charge
distribution.
Device
analysis
corroborates
that
stronger
bonding
interaction
attenuates
defect
densities
suppresses
ion
migration.
This
work
underscores
crucial
role
bifunctional
adsorption
mitigation,
setting
stage
design
charge-regulated
molecular
enhance
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
36(37)
Published: March 1, 2024
Abstract
Perovskite
solar
cells
(PSCs)
have
attracted
widespread
research
and
commercialization
attention
because
of
their
high
power
conversion
efficiency
(PCE)
low
fabrication
cost.
The
long‐term
stability
PSCs
should
satisfy
industrial
requirements
for
photovoltaic
devices.
Inverted
with
a
p‐i‐n
architecture
exhibit
considerable
advantages
excellent
competitive
efficiency.
continuously
broken‐through
PCE
inverted
shows
huge
application
potential.
This
review
summarizes
the
developments
outlines
characteristics
including
charge
transport
layers
(CTLs),
perovskite
compositions,
interfacial
regulation
strategies.
latest
effective
CTLs,
modification,
promotion
strategies
especially
under
light,
thermal,
bias
conditions
are
emphatically
analyzed.
Furthermore,
applications
structure
in
high‐efficiency
stable
tandem,
flexible
devices,
modules
main
obstacles
systematically
introduced.
Finally,
remaining
challenges
faced
by
devices
discussed,
several
directions
advancing
proposed
according
to
development
status
industrialization
requirements.
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: June 18, 2024
Abstract
Inverted
perovskite
solar
cells
(PSCs)
comprising
formamidinium‐cesium
(FA‐Cs)
lead
triiodide
have
garnered
considerable
attention
due
to
their
impressive
efficiency
and
remarkable
stability.
Nevertheless,
synthesizing
high‐quality
FA‐Cs
alloyed
films
presents
challenges,
primarily
attributable
the
intricate
interphase
process
involved
absence
of
methylammonium
(MA
+
)
mixed
halogens.
Here,
additive
3‐phosphonopropanoic
acid
(3‐PPA)
is
introduced,
with
bifunctional
phosphonic
groups,
into
precursor
modulate
crystal
growth
provide
passivation
at
grain
boundaries.
In
situ
characterization
reveals
that
3‐PPA
can
form
a
“rapid
nucleation,
slow
growth”
mechanism,
resulting
in
enlarged
grains
enhanced
crystallinity.
addition,
serves
passivate
boundary
defects
release
residual
strain
by
forming
molecular
bridging,
leading
passivated
achieving
fluorescence
lifetime
5.79
microseconds
favorable
n‐type
contact
interface.
As
result,
devices
incorporating
achieve
champion
power
conversion
(PCE)
24.05%
an
ultra‐high
fill
factor
(FF)
84.22%.
More
importantly,
optimized
exhibit
satisfactory
stability
under
various
testing
conditions.
The
findings
underscore
pivotal
role
multifunctional
additives
crystallization
control
defect
for
high‐performance
MA‐free
pure
iodine
PSCs.