Abstract
Typical wide-band gap cathode interlayer materials are difficulty in reducing interface recombination without limiting charge transport in perovskite solar cells (PSCs). Here, a lead-doped titanium-oxo cluster protected by S-containing ligands is introduced at the interface of perovskite and SnO2 . By in situ heating, the cluster is transformed into PbSO4 -PbTi3 O7 heterostructure. The oxygen atoms from sulfate ion in heterostructure connect with iodine from perovskite to boost interfacial electron extraction and reduce charge recombination. While the yielded metallic interface between PbSO4 and PbTi3 O7 promotes the electron transport across the interface. Finally, an efficiency as high as 24.2 % for the modified PSC is obtained. The heterostructure well-stabilize the interface of perovskite and SnO2 , to greatly improve the device stability. This work provides a novel strategy to prepare wide-band gap cathode interlayer by directional transformation of heterometallic oxo clusters.
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