Polish scientists build 21.87% semi-transparent perovskite PV cell for tandem applications

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Polish scientists have developed a 21.87% efficient semi-transparent perovskite photovoltaic cell designed for tandem solar applications. The cell utilizes advanced materials and architecture, enhancing silicon tandem device performance for renewable energy advancements.

The device was fabricated using a p–i–n architecture with a solution-processed tin oxide buffer layer that shields the perovskite from damage during room-temperature indium tin oxide sputtering. The team optimized the transparent rear electrode and integrated the best-performing cell into a four-terminal perovskite/silicon tandem device. The post Polish scientists build 21.87% semi-transparent perovskite PV cell for tandem applications appeared first on pv magazine Global.