Design of an LSPR-Enhanced Ultrathin CH3NH3PbX3 Perovskite Solar Cell Incorporating Double and Triple Coupled Nanoparticles
In the current investigation, it is demonstrated that the absorption of an organic–inorganic hybrid crystalline-based CH 3 NH 3 PbX 3 perovskite solar cell can be amply enhanced using noble metal nanoparticles that are coupled in double and triple formation. Due to boosted localized surface plasmon...
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| description | In the current investigation, it is demonstrated that the absorption of an organic–inorganic hybrid crystalline-based CH
3
NH
3
PbX
3
perovskite solar cell can be amply enhanced using noble metal nanoparticles that are coupled in double and triple formation. Due to boosted localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR), the photocurrent is anticipated to improve. At first, by the incorporation of Ag-Au core–shell nanoparticles, the absorption spectrum of an ultrathin perovskite solar cell is calculated. The results show that the photocurrent is increased to 16.45 mA/cm
3
for a cell with a thickness of 100 nm, with an enhancement factor of 22.67% in comparison to the reference cell. Using the proposed arrangement of nanoparticles inside the designated perovskite material, its photocurrent density rises from 13.41 mA/cm
2
to 19.81 mA/cm
2
and 20.2 mA/cm
2
for the double and triple arrangement of nanoparticles, respectively. This improves the photocurrent ratio from 22.67% up to 47% and 50.63%, respectively. Moreover, the boosted photon absorption is confirmed through the electrical field distribution illustration. |
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NH
3
PbX
3
perovskite solar cell can be amply enhanced using noble metal nanoparticles that are coupled in double and triple formation. Due to boosted localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR), the photocurrent is anticipated to improve. At first, by the incorporation of Ag-Au core–shell nanoparticles, the absorption spectrum of an ultrathin perovskite solar cell is calculated. The results show that the photocurrent is increased to 16.45 mA/cm
3
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2
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2
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3
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2
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2
and 20.2 mA/cm
2
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3
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2
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2
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2
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