Lightweight and ultra-flexible perovskite solar cells with "sandwich" perovskite layer based on graphene-carbon nanotube electrodes

Mingming Li; Yue Ying; Di Zhang; Yuejuan Zhang; Yanchun Wang; Xiaoxin Zhang; Xiaojun Wei; Huaping Liu; Weiya Zhou

doi:10.1039/d5ta06002h

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen Access

Lightweight and ultra-flexible perovskite solar cells with "sandwich" perovskite layer based on graphene-carbon nanotube electrodes

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This study reveals that the use of graphene-carbon nanotube electrodes enhances the flexibility of solar cells.
Key findings include improved performance metrics in flexible perovskite solar cells as compared to conventional designs.
An innovative sandwich perovskite layer was utilized within the electrodes to boost efficiency and durability.
These advancements suggest significant implications for the integration of solar technology in everyday portable electronic devices.

Implication

Lightweight perovskite solar cells enhance flexibility in electronics, indicating new applications in portable devices.

Abstract

Flexible perovskite solar cells (FPSCs) have fired widespread research enthusiasm due to their great potential in the booming field of flexible electronics and portable devices. A lot of research has...

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Lightweight and ultra-flexible perovskite solar cells with "sandwich" perovskite layer based on graphene-carbon nanotube electrodes

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