Optoelectronic devices based on all-inorganic perovskites
Optoelectronic devices based on all-inorganic perovskites
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Currently I am fabricating optoelectronic devices like photodetectors, LEDs and solar cells using the trending material cesium lead halide perovskite. This material is chemically synthesized in my lab itself.
Currently I am fabricating optoelectronic devices like photodetectors, LEDs and solar cells using the trending material cesium lead halide perovskite. This material is chemically synthesized in my lab itself.
Computational studies of the electronic properties of doped perovskites using Density Functional Theory
Computational studies of the electronic properties of doped perovskites using Density Functional Theory
I'm using the open source software, Quantum Espresso, for calculating the binding energy, adsorption energy, band structures and various other electronic properties of inorganic perovskites and their doped counterparts. Using the experimental results of the same quantities, I can crosscheck the computed values and prove the validity of my results.
I'm using the open source software, Quantum Espresso, for calculating the binding energy, adsorption energy, band structures and various other electronic properties of inorganic perovskites and their doped counterparts. Using the experimental results of the same quantities, I can crosscheck the computed values and prove the validity of my results.
What happens when you dope copper in cesium lead halide perovskite?
What happens when you dope copper in cesium lead halide perovskite?
It turns to its most stable phase at an optimal percentage of doping depending on the conditions in which it is synthesized.
It turns to its most stable phase at an optimal percentage of doping depending on the conditions in which it is synthesized.
Read more at : 10.21/acs.chemmater.2c03095
Read more at : 10.21/acs.chemmater.2c03095
Can you use TEM to characterize perovskites?
Can you use TEM to characterize perovskites?
Yes you can!....
Yes you can!....
.. but wait..
is the sample that what you originally started with?
Not really! You have to be careful. Read more: 10.1021/acsanm.3c05929
Are defects in perovskites bad?
Are defects in perovskites bad?
Maybe yes? Maybe no? Watch this space to find out more!
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