CsPbBr_(3)perovskite solar cells(PSCs)have attracted significant interest for their remarkable stability under high temperatures and humidity.However,challenges such as energy loss at the CsPbBr_(3)/oxide buried inter...CsPbBr_(3)perovskite solar cells(PSCs)have attracted significant interest for their remarkable stability under high temperatures and humidity.However,challenges such as energy loss at the CsPbBr_(3)/oxide buried interface and imperfect band alignment have impeded further efficiency enhancements.In this study,TiO_(2),SnO_(2),or ZnO was employed as electron transport layer(ETL)materials,respectively,in CsPbBr_(3)-based PSCs to optimize the band alignment at the ETL/CsPbBr_(3)interface and enhance the film quality of CsPbBr_(3)materials.The research findings indicate that the power conversion efficiency(PCE)of PSCs is influenced by the choice of ETL material.Specifically,TiO_(2)-based PSCs achieved a PCE of 10.37%efficiency,higher than SnO_(2)-or ZnO-based PSCs.This disparity in PCE can be attributed to variations in open-circuit voltage,which stem from different band alignments at the ETL/CsPbBr_(3)interface.Notably,superior photovoltaic performance was consistently observed in TiO_(2)-based PSCs due to the substantial conduction band offset(∆Ec)at the TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)interface and the high quality of the CsPbBr_(3)film.This not only enhances electron extraction at the TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)interface but also diminishes non-radiative recombination at the interface,as confirmed by density functional theory(DFT)calculations and experiments.Furthermore,photodetectors(PDs)based on TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)heterojunction exhibit high photoresponse and photodetectivity.In conclusion,this study underscores the critical importance of the buried interface contact in CsPbBr_(3)and offers a direct approach for fabricating efficient and stable inorganic PSCs and PDs.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.62304171 and 62374128)the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(No.2022M722500)+2 种基金the Key Research and Development Program of Shaanxi Province(No.2024GX-YBXM-512)Xidian University Specially Funded Project for Interdisciplinary Exploration(Nos.TZJH2024052 and TZJH2024050)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities,the open fund of State Key Laboratory of Advanced Technology for Materials Synthesis and Processing,Wuhan University of Technology(No.2024-KF-12).
文摘CsPbBr_(3)perovskite solar cells(PSCs)have attracted significant interest for their remarkable stability under high temperatures and humidity.However,challenges such as energy loss at the CsPbBr_(3)/oxide buried interface and imperfect band alignment have impeded further efficiency enhancements.In this study,TiO_(2),SnO_(2),or ZnO was employed as electron transport layer(ETL)materials,respectively,in CsPbBr_(3)-based PSCs to optimize the band alignment at the ETL/CsPbBr_(3)interface and enhance the film quality of CsPbBr_(3)materials.The research findings indicate that the power conversion efficiency(PCE)of PSCs is influenced by the choice of ETL material.Specifically,TiO_(2)-based PSCs achieved a PCE of 10.37%efficiency,higher than SnO_(2)-or ZnO-based PSCs.This disparity in PCE can be attributed to variations in open-circuit voltage,which stem from different band alignments at the ETL/CsPbBr_(3)interface.Notably,superior photovoltaic performance was consistently observed in TiO_(2)-based PSCs due to the substantial conduction band offset(∆Ec)at the TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)interface and the high quality of the CsPbBr_(3)film.This not only enhances electron extraction at the TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)interface but also diminishes non-radiative recombination at the interface,as confirmed by density functional theory(DFT)calculations and experiments.Furthermore,photodetectors(PDs)based on TiO_(2)/CsPbBr_(3)heterojunction exhibit high photoresponse and photodetectivity.In conclusion,this study underscores the critical importance of the buried interface contact in CsPbBr_(3)and offers a direct approach for fabricating efficient and stable inorganic PSCs and PDs.
