Reduced defect density in crystalline halide perovskite films via methylamine treatment for the application in photodetectors
APL MATERIALS(2022)
摘要
Considerable efforts have been devoted to optimizing and controlling the morphology and electronic properties of lead halide perovskites. The defect density of a perovskite layer strongly depends on the processing conditions. Consequently, the fabrication process of high-quality films is often complex, and reproducibility is a challenge. In this work, we present a methylamine gas-based method to recrystallize perovskite layers of any given quality in a controlled way, leading to millimeter-sized domains. Crystallinity significantly increases upon methylamine treatment, and crystal growth follows a preferred orientation. Photoluminescence- and space-charge limited current measurements show that the trap density halves after recrystallization. Conductive atomic force microscopy measurements show a higher surface conductivity and an improved spatial homogeneity after methylamine treatment. When applied in photodetectors, the improved film quality of the recrystallized films leads to increased detectivities of asymptotic to 4 x 10(11) Jones compared to 3 x 10(9) Jones of a reference device. The response time falls from 0.1 to 10(-5) s upon methylamine treatment. Our work, thus, presents a promising route to fabricating reproducible, high-quality perovskite films through well-controllable recrystallization. (C) 2022 Author(s)
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perovskite,photodetectors,crystalline halide,methylamine treatment
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