High-Entropy Hybrid Perovskites Boost Solar Cell Efficiency
- Revolutionize solar energy with high-entropy hybrid perovskites - a game-changing material for efficient and stable solar cells.
Researchers from Zhejiang University, Westlake University, and other institutions have developed high-entropy hybrid perovskites for efficient and stable solar cells. The new material has a multicomponent single-phase structure that enhances phase stability at high temperatures. The perovskite film created with this material showed superior water and damp-heat resistance.
The high-entropy hybrid perovskite-based solar cell achieved a power conversion efficiency of 25.7%, higher than the reference device's 23.2%. The cell also retained over 98% of its initial efficiency after 1,000 hours. The researchers believe this novel material could be a universal strategy to improve perovskite solar cell performance in the future.
How have researchers improved solar cell efficiency and stability with new material?
- Researchers have developed high-entropy hybrid perovskites for efficient and stable solar cells
- The new material has a multicomponent single-phase structure that enhances phase stability at high temperatures
- The perovskite film created with this material showed superior water and damp-heat resistance
- The high-entropy hybrid perovskite-based solar cell achieved a power conversion efficiency of 25.7%, higher than the reference device's 23.2%
- The cell retained over 98% of its initial efficiency after 1,000 hours
- Researchers believe this novel material could be a universal strategy to improve perovskite solar cell performance in the future.
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