L R AS Published on Saturday 11 April 2020 - n° 317 - Categories:perovskite, R&D

Photoluminescence to analyse cells with perovskite

Researchers in Australia and China have used intensity-modulated photoluminescence to map the series resistance of perovskite solar cells with

a technique that could better indicate the causes of instability problems in such devices.

The ability to identify small defects in perovskite solar cells will be a crucial step in commercializing the technology.

https://www.pv-magazine.com/2020/04/09/shine-youre-on-photoluminescence-camera/

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