ReviewChemical science2026
From perovskite top interfaces to metal contacts: stability-driven design for tandem-compatible inverted solar cells.
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Abstract
Inverted perovskite solar cells (PeSCs) have attracted growing attention, due to their low-temperature processability, reduced hysteresis, and strong compatibility with flexible and tandem device architectures, and have now surpassed conventional devices in terms of both power conversion efficiency and operational stability. Despite these advantages, their long-term operational stability remains critically constrained by the upper device stack, spanning from the perovskite surface through the electron-transporting layer (ETL) to the metal cathode. This review systematically analyzes the dominant origins of instability at these top interfaces in inverted PeSCs and organizes recent progress into three key design directions: (i) perovskite/ETL interface engineering using organic and inorganic modifiers, low-dimensional perovskite capping layers, and thermally conductive interlayers; (ii) C
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