Proceedings of International Conference Asia-Pacific Hybrid and Organic Photovoltaics (AP-HOPV17)
Publication date: 7th November 2016
Recently, bismuth-based lead-free double perovskites like Cs2AgBiBr6 have been considered as alternatives to the emerging lead-based perovskites for solar cell applications. Organic–inorganic lead halide perovskite absorbers have excellent photovoltaic properties, such as suitable bandgap, high optical absorption, and long carrier lifetimes [1]. The underlying issues are the presence of toxic lead and their instability under ambient atmosphere (e.g., O2 and H2O). Trivalent cations, such as Bi3+, along with monovalent cations, such as Ag+, have concurrently been introduced on the B-sites of halide perovskites, leading to B cation double perovskites with the general chemical formula of A2B’B’’X6. Recently, bismuth-based lead-free double perovskites like Cs2AgBiBr6 have been considered as alternatives to the emerging lead-based perovskites for solar cell applications. The compound crystallizes in a cubic structure, where the rock-salt arrangement of B cations is energetically favored, primarily because of the large charge difference between monovalent and trivalent B cations [3]. These Pb-free double perovskites have been reported to have long carrier recombination lifetime, [3] good stability against air and moisture, [3] and low carrier effective masses [4].
In our work, we report on the physical vapor deposition of a halide double perovskite, Cs2AgBiBr6. We compare single, dual, and triple source vapor deposition processes and explore the optoelectronic properties of the resulting films.
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