Perovskite solar cells are one of the most promising alternatives to conventional photovoltaic devices, and extensive studies are focused on device optimization to further improve their performance. A compact layer of...Perovskite solar cells are one of the most promising alternatives to conventional photovoltaic devices, and extensive studies are focused on device optimization to further improve their performance. A compact layer of TiO2 is generally used in perovskite solar cells to block holes from reaching the fluorine-doped tin oxide electrode. In this contribution, we engineered a TiO2 compact layer using Nb doping, which resulted in solar cells with a power conversion efficiency （PCE） of 10.26%, which was higher than that of devices with the same configuration but containing a pristine TiO2 compact layer （PCE = 9.22%）. The device performance enhancement was attributed to the decreased selective contact resistance and increased charge recombination resistance resulting from Nb doping, which was revealed by the impedance spectroscopy measurements. The developed strategy highlights the importance of interface optimization for perovskite solar cells.展开更多
基金This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China （Grant Nos. 21103032 and 51272049）, the National Basic Research Program of China （973 Program） （No. 2011CB932702）, and SInberise R279-000-393-592. Dr. X. Yin thanks Mr. Jin Fang for help on IPCE measurements and Au evaporation.
文摘Perovskite solar cells are one of the most promising alternatives to conventional photovoltaic devices, and extensive studies are focused on device optimization to further improve their performance. A compact layer of TiO2 is generally used in perovskite solar cells to block holes from reaching the fluorine-doped tin oxide electrode. In this contribution, we engineered a TiO2 compact layer using Nb doping, which resulted in solar cells with a power conversion efficiency （PCE） of 10.26%, which was higher than that of devices with the same configuration but containing a pristine TiO2 compact layer （PCE = 9.22%）. The device performance enhancement was attributed to the decreased selective contact resistance and increased charge recombination resistance resulting from Nb doping, which was revealed by the impedance spectroscopy measurements. The developed strategy highlights the importance of interface optimization for perovskite solar cells.
