文摘
Sequential deposition solution-based method has been widely used for the fabrication of perovskite solar cells (PSCs). However, there is still a challenge to achieve homogeneous and consecutive surface of the perovskite layers. In this work, CHb>3b>NHb>3b>PbIb>3−xb>Clb>xb> layers were prepared by a modified two-step solution method. Specifically, the optimum amount of CHb>3b>NHb>3b>Cl pre-added into PbIb>2b> precursor solution, the appropriate size of pinholes and voids appear in PbIb>2b> films and leave room for the growth of CHb>3b>NHb>3b>PbIb>3−xb>Clb>xb> crystal. Under this condition, the crystal grains size is diminished and the surface coverage ratio of CHb>3b>NHb>3b>PbIb>3−xb>Clb>xb> film is enhanced, which prevent the combination of electron-hole pairs on the interface between perovskite layer and TiOb>2b> substrate. By varying the CHb>3b>NHb>3b>Cl amounts, the PSC devices displayed the highest power conversion efficiency of 13 %, which was obviously higher than that of the one prepared via transitional routes (10.32 %). As a result, we developed a simple and repeatable route for controllable synthesis of perovskite absorption layers, which is demonstrated to be effective to improve the performance of PSCs.