A Selective Targeting Anchor Strategy Affords Efficient and Stable Ideal-Bandgap Perovskite Solar Cells

2022 Adv. Mater., A Selective Targeting Anchoring Strategy for Efficient and Stable Ideal- Bandgap Perovskite Solar Cells

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Contents 2022 Adv. Mater., A Selective Targeting Anchoring Strategy for Efficient and Stable Ideal- Bandgap Perovskite Solar Cells Contents Highlights 　　Selective targeted anchoring strategy can fabricate efficient and stable ideal-bandgap perovskite solar cells. Strategy of molecule selective targeting anchoring (STA) was established, employing phenethylammonium iodide (PEAI) and ethylenediaminediiodide (EDAI) as co-modifiers to selectively anchor with …

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Jul 19 20222022-07-19

2022 Science: Beyond 24% Efficiency! How to Build an Interfacial Heterojunction for Inverse Perovskite Solar Cells?

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Contents 2022 Science: Beyond 24% Efficiency! How to Build an Interfacial Heterojunction for Inverse Perovskite Solar Cells? Contents Highlights This study adopted the idea of constructing an interface heterojunction to increase the built-in potential and enhances the built-in potential of reverse perovskite cells. Through surface sulfidation, an efficient interfacial heterojunction was constructed, and the reverse …

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shear-impulse-approach-to-green-printing-large-area

Jul 14 20222022-07-14

2022 Energy Environ. Sci., Shear Impulse Approach for the Preparation of High-Performance and Scalable Organic Solar Cells in Green Solvents

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Contents 2022 Energy Environ. Sci., Shear Impulse Approach for the Preparation of High-Performance and Scalable Organic Solar Cells in Green Solvents Contents Highlights In this research, the shear impulse strategy is used to fine-tune the morphology of non-halogenated solvent treated active layer films, and the critical conditions for homogenizing printing organic solar cells (OSCs) are …

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Large-area Organic Solar Modules BMA blade coating strategy

May 18 20222022-06-16

2022 Adv. Mater. (IF 30.849), Highest Efficiency of Large-area Organic Solar Modules! A New Way to Develop High-performance Solar Modules

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2022 Adv. Mater. (IF 30.849), Highest Efficiency of Large-area Organic Solar Modules! A New Way to Develop High-performance Solar Modules Top-Notch Due to It’s Precision! 　　In the development of organic solar cells, although there have been encouraging progress in spin-coated prototype cells, there are still great challenges in large-area modules. Among them, one of the …

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antimony chalcogenide solution post-treatment solar cell

May 10 20222022-06-16

2021 Adv. Energy Mater., Sb₂(S,Se)₃ Solar Cell PCE 10.7%! How to Achieve through Solution Post-Treatment?

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2021 Adv. Energy Mater., Sb2(S,Se)3 Solar Cell PCE 10.7%! How to Achieve through Solution Post-Treatment? SS-X solar simulator makes the breakthrough possible! 　　Advanced Energy Materials (IF 29.368) published a study in November 2021. Antimony chalcogenides (Sb2(SxSe1–x)3,0 < x < 1) have been considered as an alternative photovoltaic material for thin-film solar cells over the past …

2021 Adv. Energy Mater., Sb₂(S,Se)₃ Solar Cell PCE 10.7%! How to Achieve through Solution Post-Treatment? Read More »

Inverted perovskite solar cell Efficiency Breakthrough 25% PCE

Apr 29 20222022-06-13

2022 Science (IF 47.728), Breakthrough Efficiency of 25%! How to make inverted perovskite solar cells highly efficient and stable?

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2022 Science (IF 47.728), Breakthrough Efficiency of 25%! How to make inverted perovskite solar cells highly efficient and stable? Enlitech’s REPS system makes Voc-loss analysis of solar cells no longer out of reach! 　　Compared with traditional n-i-p perovskite solar cells, inverted (p-i-n) perovskite solar cells have higher stability and lifetime, but generally have lower power …

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dual-functional Strategy regulate crystallization defects

Apr 19 20222022-06-16

2022 Joule, Efficiency reaches 24.25% Single PSC！How Dual-Functional Strategy Regulate Crystallization and Defects

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2022 Joule, Efficiency reaches 24.25% Single PSC！How Dual-Functional Strategy Regulate Crystallization and Defects Top-Notch Due to It’s Precision! 　　Highlights: A dual-functional strategy is developed to regulate crystallization and defects A single PSC cell can achieve 24.25% efficiency with excellent stability 10.4cm2 minimodule can achieve >20.5% efficiency 　　Joule (IF 41.248) published a study in March 2022. …

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Perovskite Films Solar Cells Crystal Growth Regulation solar simulator EQE test

Mar 29 20222022-07-14

2022 Adv. Mater., 22.26% Stable PCE! Reducing The Electronic Defects via Crystal Growth Regulation of Perovskite Films?

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2022 Adv. Mater., 22.26% Stable PCE! Reducing The Electronic Defects via Crystal Growth Regulation of Perovskite Films? SS-X solar simulator makes the breakthrough possible!Top-Notch Due to It’s Precision! 　　How to reduce electronic defects in perovskite thin films? This question has become a major challenge to improve the photovoltaic performance of perovskite solar cells. 　　On March …

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Perovskite Doping Organic Ferroelectric Materials solar cell

Mar 15 20222022-05-11

2022 Adv. Mater., Over 24% PCE! How Do Highly Polarizable Organic Ferroelectric Materials Achieve Perovskite Doping?

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2022 Adv. Mater., Over 24% PCE! How Do Highly Polarizable Organic Ferroelectric Materials Achieve Perovskite Doping? SS-X solar simulator makes the breakthrough possible!Top-Notch Due to It’s Precision! 　　Through selective doping materials, the built-in electric field (BEF) strength of silicon heterojunction solar cells can be easily increased and high power conversion efficiency (PCE) can be achieved. …

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open-circuit voltage halide perovskite film

Mar 9 20222022-03-09

2021 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., Open-circuit Voltage over 1.23V! How to Solve the Defect Problem of Perovskite Films?

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2021 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed., Open-circuit voltage over 1.23V! How to solve the defect problem of perovskite films? Top-Notch Due to It’s Precision! 　　Angewandte Chemie (IF 15.336) published a study in December 2021. During solution processing of organic-inorganic halide perovskite films, halide-anion-related defects, including halide vacancies and interstitial defects, readily form at the surfaces and …

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