作者
Giles E. Eperon,Tomas Leijtens,Kevin A. Bush,Rohit Prasanna,Thomas Green,Jacob Tse‐Wei Wang,David P. McMeekin,George Volonakis,Rebecca L. Milot,Richard May,Axel F. Palmstrom,Daniel J. Slotcavage,Rebecca A. Belisle,Jay B. Patel,Elizabeth S. Parrott,D. K. Maude,Wen Ma,Farhad Moghadam,Bert Conings,Aslihan Babayigit,H.‐G. Boyen,Stacey F. Bent,Feliciano Giustino,Laura M. Herz,Michael B. Johnston,Michael D. McGehee,Henry J. Snaith
摘要
Tandem perovskite cells The ready processability of organic-inorganic perovskite materials for solar cells should enable the fabrication of tandem solar cells, in which the top layer is tuned to absorb shorter wavelengths and the lower layer to absorb the remaining longer-wavelength light. The difficulty in making an all-perovskite cell is finding a material that absorbs the red end of the spectrum. Eperon et al. developed an infrared-absorbing mixed tin-lead material that can deliver 14.8% efficiency on its own and 20.3% efficiency in a four-terminal tandem cell. Science , this issue p. 861