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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet <t>photoelectron</t> <t>spectroscopy.</t>
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FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy.

Journal: Interdisciplinary Materials

Article Title: Stress compensation based on interfacial nanostructures for stable perovskite solar cells

doi: 10.1002/idm2.12079

Figure Lengend Snippet: FIGURE 3 Carrier dynamics and nonradiative recombination energy loss analysis. (A) Work function (left) and valence band (right) for spin SnO2, sprayed SnO2 (SP‐SnO2) and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 ETLs measured by UPS. Black vertical lines represent the energy difference of EV relative to EF. (B) Schematic of energy band alignment for spin SnO2, SP‐SnO2, and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 with perovskite. (C, E) Surface potential images of perovskite/ETL (SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2)/ITO sample by KPFM measurements in dark and illuminating conditions, respectively. (D, F) Contact potential differences (CPDs) distribution histograms of SP‐SnO2 and Rb2CO3 treated SP‐SnO2 under dark and illumination conditions, respectively. (G) TPV decay curves for perovskite solar cells with and without Rb2CO3 treated. (H) EIS curves for PSCs with different SnO2 layers. EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; ETL, electron transport layer; ITO, indium tin oxide; KPFM, Kelvin probe force microscopy; PSC, perovskite solar cell; PVSK, perovskite; SC, spin‐coated; SPV, surface potential difference; TPV, transient photovoltage; UPS, ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy.

Article Snippet: UPS measurements were carried out on an XPS AXIS Ultra DLD (Kratos Analytical).

Techniques: Impedance Spectroscopy, Microscopy, Spectroscopy