Abstract

As a new-generation photoelectric material, perovskites have attracted researchers' attention due to their excellent optoelectronic properties. However, the existence of defects inevitably causes structural degradation and restricts their performance, which need to be further improved by post-treatment. At present, post-treatments mostly focus on non-contact treatments, which may constrain the effect since the influence on the perovskites caused by the direct contact is much more straightly. Therefore, we proposed an annealing strategy of straight manipulation in a solvent atmosphere with the assistance of polyimide (PI) tape for the perovskite post-treatment, due to the high heat resistance and less glue residual of this tape. It casts an influence on the perovskite directly, proving the possibility of the straight manipulation by operators, promoting the recrystallization of the perovskite grains and removing the impurity substance. The optimized Pb-free perovskite film exhibits a better X-ray sensitivity of 7.5 × 104 μC Gyair-1 cm-2 and a great detection limit of 47 nGyair s-1, which is comparable to advanced Pb-based perovskite X-ray detectors and all commercial ones. The new annealing strategy provides a facile, effective, and simple method to improve the perovskite quality, exhibiting the potential and harmlessness of the direct contact post-treatment, which paves the way for a broader application of perovskites.

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