Tandems in the thick of it

Henk J. Bolink ()
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Henk J. Bolink: Universidad de Valencia

Nature Energy, 2018, vol. 3, issue 12, 1027-1028

Abstract: Two-terminal all-perovskite tandem structures are promising as low-cost yet highly efficient solar cells, but their development is limited by the poor quality of the low bandgap absorber layer. Now, a processing method has been shown to enable the production of uniform, thick tin–lead perovskite layers, which translate into improved photovoltaic parameters.

Date: 2018
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