posted on 2023-11-06, 14:00authored byHaowen Luo, Xuntian Zheng, Wenchi Kong, Zhou Liu, Hongjiang Li, Jin Wen, Rui Xia, Hongfei Sun, Pu Wu, Yurui Wang, Yi Mo, Xin Luo, Zilong Huang, Jiajia Hong, Zijing Chu, Xueling Zhang, Guangtao Yang, Yifeng Chen, Zhiqiang Feng, Jifan Gao, Hairen Tan
The conformal and scalable growth of perovskite film
on industrially
textured silicon with a hybrid evaporation-solution method contributes
to sufficient light utilization and large-scale commercialization
of monolithic perovskite/silicon tandem solar cells. However, the
efficacy of this approach is hindered by the incomplete reaction during
the transition from spin-coating to blade-coating techniques, notably
involving the buried sublimation-PbI2. Herein, we demonstrate
a triple-source coevaporation (PbI2, PbCl2,
and CsBr) method combined with the framework-heat-treatment (FHT)
strategy. Such inorganic framework composition engineering generates
a quasi-two-dimensional layered structure, CsPb2X5, which enlarges the inorganic interlayer spacing and facilitates
the penetration of organic salt solution. Consequently, a high-quality
perovskite film with fully converted PbI2 has been achieved.
This advance translates into one of the best tandem solar cells that
has a stabilized efficiency of 28.3% (1.05 cm2). Impressively,
the encapsulated device retains 94% of its initial performance after
operating for more than 1200 h under 1-sun illumination in ambient
air.