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- 2024Integration of metal meshes as transparent conducting electrodes into perovskite solar cellscitations
- 2024Polypy: a framework to interpret polymer properties from mass spectroscopy datacitations
- 2024Polypy:A Framework to Interpret Polymer Properties from Mass Spectroscopy Datacitations
- 2024Polypy: A Framework to Interpret Polymer Properties from Mass Spectrometry Datacitations
- 2020Nanocellulose‐MXene biomimetic aerogels with orientation‐tunable electromagnetic interference shielding performancecitations
- 2018Cyanine platelet single crystals: growth, crystal structure and optical spectracitations
- 2015Influence of chemically p-type doped active organic semiconductor on the film thickness versus performance trend in cyanine/C60 bilayer solar cells
- 2015Influence of chemically p-type doped active organic semiconductor on the film thickness versus performance trend in cyanine/C 60 bilayer solar cellscitations
- 2014Photonic light trapping in self-organized all-oxide microspheroids impacts photoelectrochemical water splittingcitations
- 2012(Benzimidazolin-2-ylidene)-AuI-Alkynyl Complexescitations
- 2012Self-organised microdots formed by dewetting in a highly volatile liquidcitations
- 2011The effect of solvent and electric field on the size distribution of iron oxide microdots: exploitation of self-assembly strategies for photoelectrodescitations
- 2011Synthesis, thin-film morphology, and comparative study of bulk and bilayer heterojunction organic photovoltaic devices using soluble diketopyrrolopyrrole moleculescitations
- 2011Three dimensional analysis of self-structuring organic thin films using time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometrycitations
- 2010High performing doped cyanine bilayer solar cellcitations
- 2009Pattern formation in thin polymer films by spatially modulated electric fieldscitations
- 2009J-aggregation of cyanine dyes by self-assemblycitations
- 2007Interface control in organic heterojunction photovoltaic cells by phase separation processes
- 2007Interface morphology snapshots of vertically segregated thin films of semiconducting polymer/polystyrene blendscitations
- 2007Interface morphology snapshots of vertically segregated thin films of semiconducting polymer/polystyrene blendscitations
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Integration of metal meshes as transparent conducting electrodes into perovskite solar cells
Abstract
As the demand for photovoltaic technologies continues to grow, the quest for efficient and sustainable transparent conducting electrodes (TCEs) rapidly rises. Traditional solutions, such as indium tin oxide (ITO), face challenges related to indium scarcity and environmental impact. To tackle these issues, a novel metal mesh rear TCE consisting of gold micro-meshes is developed as ITO replacement in perovskite solar cells (PSCs). This study reveals that optimized Au meshes can guarantee 75% of the extracted photocurrent compared to reference devices with ITO and a promising power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 8.65%. By utilizing hybrid mesh structures with a 10-nm ITO layer, the PCE further improves to 12.1%, with the extracted current exceeding 80% of the reference. Metal meshes can even serve to replace the opaque metal contact of PSCs, amplifying their functionality and efficiency through bifacial and multi-junction applications. Here, aerosol jet-printed silver meshes serve as front electrodes, combined with either 5–10 nm of Au, achieving efficient semi-transparent devices (PCE 16.8%), or with 5–10 nm of ITO, providing enhanced bifacial properties while maintaining competitive efficiency. Overall, this work highlights remarkable features of metal meshes, making them promising alternatives to commonly used TCEs in optoelectronic applications.