Abstract

AbstractMetal halide perovskites (MHPs) have been one of the most promising materials for the photoelectric, electro‐optical, and all‐optical conversion devices, thanks to their excellent energy conversion. To investigate the energy conversion induced by structural symmetry, herein, the carrier dynamics and dielectric properties in MHPs are surveyed and reviewed as the microscopic and macroscopic bridge, respectively. The intrinsic correlations between the structural symmetry broken, carrier dynamics, and energy conversion performance are systematically analyzed by considering the energy band structures and dielectric constants. The internal energy conversion mechanisms are elucidated to pave the way for the perovskite advanced applications.

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