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Hybrid Halide Perovskite for Photovoltaic Applications

Scanning electron microscopy image of hybrid halide perovskite layer

Scanning electron microscopy image of hybrid halide perovskite layer in cross section

CHEETAH Webinar

Dr. Vanira Trifiletti
MIB SOLAR - Department of Materials Science, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy

28^th April 2017
11:00 – 12:15 CEST

The hybrid halide perovskites materials are producing a revolutionary development in the field of solution processed optoelectronic devices and, above all, in solution processable photovoltaic, pushing, in few years, the solar cells performances from 3% to more than 22%. The fast increase of perovskite-based solar cell performances is correlated to its unique photophysical properties, such as remarkable optical absorption across a wide range of the solar spectrum, ambipolar charge transport and long charge carrier diffusion lengths.

Herein, in this webinar the speaker firstly present the optical and electrical properties and then she explores the most used device architectures and deposition processes; moreover, she dwells on devices characterization, proposing a test procedure. In conclusion, she will glance through the prospects and opportunities for technological development.