2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.mtcomm.2019.05.013
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Efficiency and stability enhancement of organic–inorganic perovskite solar cells through micropatterned Norland Optical Adhesive and polyethylene terephthalate encapsulation

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“…Thus, this type of encapsulation generally offers superior performance compared to thin film or flexible plastic encapsulation, although suitable selection of sealant is essential to ensure good lifetime. The use of various polymer materials instead of cover glass, including simple Kapton tape, with or without inclusion of nanomaterial to reduce WVTR, combined with UV curable adhesive has also been reported in the literature, ,, but this type of encapsulation has not been subjected to rigorous testing protocols, such as damp heat testing. Polymer cover materials are primarily of interest for flexible PSCs (for a detailed review of various barrier materials and encapsulation strategies applicable to flexible devices, see ref …”
Section: Encapsulation Methods and Materials For Pscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Thus, this type of encapsulation generally offers superior performance compared to thin film or flexible plastic encapsulation, although suitable selection of sealant is essential to ensure good lifetime. The use of various polymer materials instead of cover glass, including simple Kapton tape, with or without inclusion of nanomaterial to reduce WVTR, combined with UV curable adhesive has also been reported in the literature, ,, but this type of encapsulation has not been subjected to rigorous testing protocols, such as damp heat testing. Polymer cover materials are primarily of interest for flexible PSCs (for a detailed review of various barrier materials and encapsulation strategies applicable to flexible devices, see ref …”
Section: Encapsulation Methods and Materials For Pscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, additional features can be introduced when polymeric materials are used for encapsulation which can be beneficial for device performance. For example, the use of UV curable optical adhesive also enables the possibility of using micropatterning to increase the water contact angle, and such micropatterned surfaces can also be used on the substrate to decrease reflection losses . Additional features which can be incorporated include the inclusion of a phase change material, such as poly­(ethylene glycol) (PEG), into the resin to improve thermal management of the device, which in turn results in prolonged lifetime .…”
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“…For achieving long lifetime, a high level of encapsulation is required. Stability of perovskite solar cells was improved by employing Norland Optical Adhesive/ polyethylene Terephthalate (NAO/PET) as moisture barrier layer is reported [14]. The PSCs encapsulated by NOA/PET show stability under approximately 54O h exposure to moisture.…”
Section: Stability Of the Perovkite Solar Cellsmentioning
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“…Solar cells encapsulated with NOA/PET show stability under approximately 540 h exposure to moisture. However, the nonencapsulated solar cells are immediately deteriorated in PCE [36].…”
Section: Stability Of Perovskite and Organic Solar Cellsmentioning
confidence: 99%