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ort-Circuit Current. Temperature (°C). FORWARD. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. 60 .... 12. 14 Type A - vacuum. Counts. Short-Circuit Current [mA/cm2]. 0.7. 0.8. 0.9. 1.0. 1.1.
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In situ observation ofofheat-induced degradation of In situ observation heat-induced degradation of perovskite solar cells perovskite solar cells G. Divitini, S. Cacovich, F. Matteocci, L. Cinà, A. Di Carlo and C. Ducati
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Supplementary Figure 1 – HAADF image with enhanced brightness and contrast, showing the voids in the HTM layer, here visible as dark blue circles with sizes up to 50 nm. Sample B
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Supplementary Figure 2 – PCE for all devices upon heating (4 samples per batch). NATURE ENERGY | www.nature.com/natureenergy
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Supplementary Figure 3 – Photovoltaic characterisation of the devices (8 cells per type).
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Supplementary Figure 4 – Series (top) and parallel (bottom) resistance for the different devices at temperatures up to 90°C
Supplementary Figure 5 – Heating ramp for the in situ experiments. After each heating step, the sample was rapidly cooled down to 50°C for 20-30 minutes while the EDX maps were acquired.
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2 months in air
100°C – 30’
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Supplementary Figure 6 – Comparison of a specimen prepared after 2 months of air exposure (from sample C) with the fresh specimen at different stages of the heating ramp.
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Supplementary Figure 7 – PV characterisation of the 4 cells, including forward (green) and reverse (red) scans. The table shows the difference in the forward and reverse scans for the cells under analysis.
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Supplementary Figure 8 – PV characterisation of the 4 cell types. (Top left) UV-VIS absorption. (Top right) J-V curve in dark. (Bottom) IPCE.
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Supplementary Figure 9 – PV characterisation of 40 cells per type, showing performance and reproducibility, for the 4 different synthesis processes.
