ArticleSmall science2026
Design and Performance of Two-Sided Self-Protecting Perovskite Solar Cells for Indoor Vertical Applications.
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We present a novel photovoltaic architecture that integrates two perovskite solar cells (PSCs), each fabricated on a separate substrate and bonded back-to-back, forming a self-protective and bifacial device. This configuration, named two-sided self-protecting perovskite solar cell (2S-SP PSC), replaces the traditional passive glass encapsulation with a second active PSC. In a 2S-SP PSC, the active area for light harvesting doubles within a single-device footprint without increasing the overall device thickness. The two PSCs are electrically connected in series or parallel configuration and are self-encapsulated back-to-back using conventional materials that ensure mechanical integrity and further moisture protection. We realized demonstrators of the 2S-SP PSC using fully printable, HTL-free, mesoporous carbon-based AVA-MAPbI
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