Ruiyuan Hu, Yongjun Li, Fan Zhang, Yuhui Ma, Taomiao Wang, Fei Wang, Yonggui Sun, Xing’ao Li, Hanlin Hu and Yi Zhang
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Composite SnO2–K2S ETL for energy level regulation and electron mobility enhancement in perovskite solar cells†
High-performance perovskite solar cells commonly utilize SnO2 as the electron transport layer (ETL), which is vital for perovskite crystallization and defect regulation, yet energy level mismatch, oxygen vacancies in SnO2, and defects at the buried interface impede the device's photovoltaic performance. Therefore, we found that incorporating K2S into the SnO2 layer effectively regulated the energy levels and occupied oxygen vacancies, enhancing the electron mobility of the composite SnO2–K2S ETL and improving the interface quality to promote efficient electron extraction and transport. Consequently, the device based on SnO2–K2S ETL showed an enhanced photovoltaic performance with power conversion efficiency of to 23.28%.
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