STRP

SUNY Binghamton

Perovskite solar module

Lead: Tara Dhakal

Lead Email: tdhakal@binghamton.edu

Keywords: Perovskite solar modules, ion-migration mitigation, slot-die coating; nanolaminate

Amount: $150000.00

Intellectual Property Status: Patent

Award Date: 01/01/2025

End Date: 01/01/2027

ABSTRACT

This project tackles the instability challenges of perovskite solar cells to advance their commercialization. We propose using conductive polymers as an interlayer to prevent ion migration that
can corrode the silver electrode. Additionally, multi-layered nanolaminate encapsulation via Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is applied to protect the cells from external degradation factors such as moisture and heat. Once stability issues are addressed, we plan to implement a slot-die coating system for scalable production, facilitating commercialization.

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