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• SC4-P095<br />

SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF HYBRID SOLAR CELLS<br />

BASED ON PEROVSKITE BY THE SPIN COATING METHOD<br />

Alejandra Jiménez 1 , Rafael Garcia Gutierrez 2<br />

1 Universidad de Sonora, Posgrado de Nanotecnologia, Mexico. 2 Universidad de Sonora,<br />

Departamento de Investigación en Física, Mexico.<br />

In recent decades, organic solar cells have become a very promising option for<br />

photovoltaic technology. Solar cell research has led to the production of<br />

Perovskite-based solar cells whose power conversion efficiency (PCE) has<br />

increased exponentially in recent years reaching values above 20% in 2016. In<br />

this work, Perovskite (CH3NH3PbI3) tandem type solar cells were elaborated with<br />

the following conformation: ITO / PEDOT: PSS / Perovskite / PC71BM / FM. The<br />

effect of different parameters on the morphology, uniformity and crystallinity<br />

of these films was studied. In addition, the relation between the photovoltaic<br />

behavior of the cells and the morphology of the active layer (perovskite) was<br />

analyzed. The perovskite perovskite-1 (deposited with open lid of the spincoating)<br />

and perovskite-2 films (deposited with closed lid of the spin-coating)<br />

were deposited in a controlled atmosphere (N2) followed by a chlorobenzene<br />

bath, it was observed a granular type crystallization was formed in both cases<br />

and also during the manufacturing process a change of color in the films. In the<br />

perovskite-1 film a more defined and uniform grain type is observed through<br />

the film obtaining better crystallization and homogeneity compared to<br />

perovskite-2. The thickness of both films allowed light absorption with good<br />

performance of a photovoltaic device, obtaining efficiency of 1.94% with an open<br />

circuit voltage of 0.51V and a fill factor of 0.24.<br />

Acknowledgment:<br />

I would like to acknowledge the support of Dr. Rafael García Gutiérrez, Dr.<br />

Enrique Pérez, Diana Montoya, for their help and orientation. And to the CeMIE<br />

Sol, CIO (Centro de investigaciones en Óptica) and GPOM (Grupo de<br />

propiedades Ópticas de la materia) for providing the financial resources and the<br />

use of their installations to carry out this project.<br />

Keywords: perovskite, photovoltaics, hybrid solar cell<br />

Presenting authors email: aleejross1@gmail.com

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