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A charge-separated interfacial hole transport semiconductor for efficient and stable perovskite solar cells
作者:Wenhui Feng, Ruilin Geng, Dongzhi Liu, Thomas T. Testoff, Wenping Hu, Lichang Wang, Xueqin Zhou
关键字:Organic ambipolar semiconductors, Photo-induced electron transfer, Polaron, Cascaded energy level, Perovskite solar cell
论文来源:期刊
具体来源:Organic Electronics
发表时间:2021年
Perovskite solar cells (PSCs) with high efficiency and high stability are still a challenge to produce although remarkable successes have been achieved since they were first reported in 2009. One strategy to effectively improve both the performance as well as the stability is to introduce an interfacial layer between perovskite and hole transport material. Herein, we report a charge-separated (CS) organic semiconductor as the interfacial layer that forms cascaded energy levels between perovskite and hole transportation material. This CS semiconductor displays high hole and electron mobilities by converting long-lived CS states in solution into permanent polarons (charged carriers) in films. Doping with iodinehydride is able to improve the surface morphology of the CS semiconductor layer. Our devices with an iodinehydride-doped CS semiconductor layer exhibit an efficiency of 17.87%, which is increased by ~25% in comparison with 14.24% of the reference devices that have no interfacial layer. This additional CS semiconductor layer also enhances the unsealed device stability by maintaining 90% of initial PCE, while the reference devices degraded by 35% at a relative humidity of 20–30%, temperature of 25 °C and ambient light for 240 h. This result reveals that the utilization of CS states is an alternative approach to construct high charge transport organic semiconductors. An interfacial semiconductor with proper energy level and a matching hole transport mobility can improve the hole extraction, speed up hole transport and suppress charge recombination of PSCs, and thus may be an effective strategy to improve their efficiency and stability.