2024
DOI: 10.1039/d3ta05881f
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Continuous flash sublimation of inorganic halide perovskites: overcoming rate and continuity limitations of vapor deposition

Tobias Abzieher,
Christopher P. Muzzillo,
Mirzo Mirzokarimov
et al.

Abstract: Despite the outstanding progress in performance of halide perovskite solar cell absorbers fab-ricated via vapor-based approaches, increasing deposition rates as well as enabling continuous deposition has been woefully neglected. In...

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“…Figure represents methods relying on sublimation from thermal excitation of the source (a–c) and methods that use laser excitation of the source to deposit MHP films in a vacuum (d–f). Methods that use thermal excitation include coevaporation, flash evaporation, , and sequential all-vapor-phase CSS. , Methods that use laser excitation include continuous-wave (CW) laser evaporation, , PLD, and resonant infrared matrix-assisted emulsion-based pulsed laser evaporation (RIR-MAPLE) …”
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“…Figure represents methods relying on sublimation from thermal excitation of the source (a–c) and methods that use laser excitation of the source to deposit MHP films in a vacuum (d–f). Methods that use thermal excitation include coevaporation, flash evaporation, , and sequential all-vapor-phase CSS. , Methods that use laser excitation include continuous-wave (CW) laser evaporation, , PLD, and resonant infrared matrix-assisted emulsion-based pulsed laser evaporation (RIR-MAPLE) …”
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confidence: 99%