Jiabao Li , Jialong Duan , Chenlong Zhang , Ziting Qi , Ya Liu , Xingxing Duan , Yueji Liu , Jie Dou , Qiyao Guo , Benlin He , Yuanyuan Zhao , Peizhi Yang , Qunwei Tang
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摘要
持续工作不可避免地会提高钙钛矿太阳能电池(PSCs)的温度,即使在实施了有效的缺陷钝化和封装技术之后,也对其功率输出和稳定性的最大化提出了挑战。通过增材工程调节卤化物钙钛矿的热导率是目前实现自冷器件的主流策略,但我们对具有原子无序功能的钙钛矿的基本理解仍然不足。这一理论研究揭示了混合阳离子钙钛矿的面依赖热力学性质的潜在机制。结果表明,(100)面的导热系数高于(110)和(111)面的导热系数。通过埋埋改性和块状改性控制(100)晶体取向,可以将目标钙钛矿膜的导热系数从1.005提高到1.068 W m−1 K−1,通过加速热传递和耗散,降低PSC的平衡温度5.25℃。因此,我们实现了倒置的PSC,效率为25.12%,同时温度系数显著降低,长期稳定性更好:在85°C老化和持续光照1100小时后,保存率超过90%。这项工作阐明了以前未确定的晶体面工程的结果:实现高性能psc的热管理。
Facet-orientation-enhanced thermal transfer for temperature-insensitive and stable p-i-n perovskite solar cells
Persistent operation inevitably elevates the temperature of perovskite solar cells (PSCs), posing a challenge for maximizing their power output and stability even after effective defect passivation and encapsulation techniques have been implemented. Regulating the thermal conductivity of halide perovskites by additive engineering is now a mainstream strategy for achieving self-cooling devices, but our fundamental understanding of how perovskites with atomic disorder function remains insufficient. This theoretical study unveils the underlying mechanism of facet-dependent thermodynamic properties in mixed-cation perovskites. The results demonstrate that the (100) facet has higher thermal conductivity than the (110) and (111) facets. By carefully controlling the (100) crystallographic orientation through buried and bulk modification, the thermal conductivity of the target perovskite film can be increased from 1.005 to 1.068 W m−1 K−1, which lowers the PSC's equilibrium temperature 5.25 °C by accelerating heat transport and dissipation. Consequently, we achieve an inverted PSC with an excellent efficiency of 25.12%, accompanied by a significantly reduced temperature coefficient and better long-term stability: a conservation rate exceeding 90% after aging at 85 °C and exposure to persistent light irradiation for 1100 h. This work elucidates a previously unidentified outcome of crystal facet engineering: the achievement of thermal management in high-performance PSCs.