Italian scientists build 12.6%-efficient nickel oxide-based large-area perovskite solar modules

An Italian research group has fabricated 110?cm² perovskite solar module with an inverted configuration and a hole transport layer that uses nickel oxide instead of commonly utilized poly(triarylamine) (PTAA). The proposed architecture aims to achieve high efficiency that is competitive with PTAA-based panels while improving stability. Researchers at the University of Rome Tor Vergata in Italy have developed 15 cm x 15 cm inverted perovskite solar modules based on a hole transport layer (HTL) made of inorganic nickel oxide (NiOx). "Our research stands out for optimizing the deposition of nickel ...

Den vollständigen Artikel lesen ...