Abstract
Understanding the defect structure in organic-inorganic hybrid perovskite material (OHP) is a crucial role to explain several physical properties such as material stability, energy band, carrier mobility, and so on. In the solar-cell applications using OHP, finding, understanding, and controlling defects is essential to making a more advanced device with high efficiency and stability. Naturally, we need to find, understand, and control the possible defects in OHP. However, the defect research field in OHP material is just beginning now. In this short review, we will explore the kinds of defects and their effects on OHP.
Highlights
We have explored defects in OHP, which is a powerful candidate for future solar-cells
The most defect energy level is a kind of shallow level to naturally improve energy distribution for device performance
This vacancy in OHP-based solar-cell devices causes a halide migration, which generates the degradation of device performance
Summary
AND OUTLOOK: WE NEED TO STUDY DEFECT FOR CURRENT OHP RESEARCH
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