Trap-limited charge recombination in intrinsic perovskite film and meso-superstructured perovskite solar cells and the passivation effect of the hole-transport material on trap states
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Yi Wang, Hao-Yi Wang, Man Yu, Li-Min Fu, Yujun Qin, Jian-Ping Zhang, Xi-Cheng Ai
Charge recombination dynamics in intrinsic perovskite film and in meso-superstructured perovskite solar cells have been systematically studied, which are found to be mediated by the energetic distribution of intra-gap trap states as described by the trap-limited recombination theory. Besides, the passivation effect of the hole-transport material on trap states is discussed.
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