Structural effects of the SnO ₂ electron transport layer on the reliability of perovskite solar cells

Abuduwaili Mijiti; Jidong Deng; Junqi Nie; Li Yang; J ZHANG

doi:10.1039/d5tc04346h

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

Structural effects of the SnO ₂ electron transport layer on the reliability of perovskite solar cells

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The research aims to explore the differences in performance between sputtered and colloidal SnO2 electron transport layers in perovskite solar cells.
Systematic investigation of sputtered and colloidal SnO2
Comparison of interfacial properties
Assessment of device performance through structural analysis
Significant performance differences observed between sputtered and colloidal SnO2
Interfacial properties critically influence overall device reliability
Recommendations for selecting SnO2 processing methods based on findings

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Investigates the impact of SnO2 layers on perovskite solar cell performance, indicating crucial interfacial roles.

Abstract

The fundamental difference between sputtered SnO 2 and solution processed colloidal SnO 2 as an electron transport layer is systematically investigated, and the critical roles of their interfacial properties in device performance are revealed.

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