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First-principles Study On Metal Ions Doped Perovskite MAPbI3

Posted on:2019-03-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y HouFull Text:PDF
GTID:2381330548472887Subject:Materials Processing Engineering
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MAPbI3 is the core of the perovskite solar cells,having the important function in light absorption and charge transfer.However,due to problems of lead pollution and poor stability,its application is limited.For this reason,this paper uses the first-principles to study the crystal structures and photo-electric properties of MAPbI3,MASnI3,and MA3Bi2I9.On this basis,inorganic metal(Rb/Cs,Sn/Bi)was used to dope into MAPbI3,and the effects of doping on crystal structure,electronic structure and optical properties were calculated and analyzed.The results of study are as follows:1.The valence band maximum of MAPbI3,MASnI3,and MA3Bi2I9 are mainly contributed by the I-5p states,while the conduction band minimum is mainly contributed by the metal outermost electronic states.Among them,the band gap of MASnI3 is the narrowest,but the sharp band structure is not conducive to the transition of photons.The crystal structure of MA3Bi2I9 is different from the typical perovskite,which is composed of coplanar octahedron.This crystal structure has the higher binding energy,so it is more suitable for practical applications.MAPbI3 has a gentle band structure,maximum electron concentration,and MAPbI3 has the highest light absorption in the same wavelength range.2.The band gap of Sn/Bi-doped MAPbI3 decreased,but the mechanism is different.The impurity energy levels of Sn is located at the top of the valence band of MAPbI3,which belongs hole doping.The concentration of holes in the MAPb1-xSnxI3 system are the highest,which is 3.1259×10-5 cm-3.Furthermore,Sn-doping adjusts the band gap of MAPbI3 more obviously,the band gap reduced by 0.31 eV,so it can absorb light of larger wavelengths.Moreover,the energy required for Sn-doping is lower than Bi-doping under the same conditions.The impurity energy levels of Bi is located at the bottom of the conduction band of MAPbI3,which belongs electron doping.The concentration of electrons in the system is the highest,which is 3.0639×10-5 cm-3.Compared to MAPbI3,the band structure of MAPb1-xBixI3 has shifted down to 2 eV,making more low-energy carriers able to complete the transition,and the system energy is lower and more stable.3.By analyzing the MAPb1-xSnxI3 and MAPb1-xBixI3 systems at different replacement ratios(Sn/Bi:Pb),it is found that when the ratio of Sn:Pb is less than 50%or the ratio of Bi:Pb is higher than 50%,the substitutional system easily generates a larger internal electric field,which is beneficial to the separation of the electron-hole pairs.As the ratio of Sn/Bi:Pb increases,the impurity energy levels increase,the band gap decreases and the absorption edge shows red shift.Compared to the MAPb1-xBixI3system,the optical properties of Sn-substitutional system appear more regularly changes.However,under the larger replacement ratio,MAPb1-xBixI3 has more obvious absorb for near-infrared light.In particular,the MABiI3 system can significantly absorb the light that in the wavelength range of 400-800nm.4.Rb-/Cs-doping reduces the damage to the crystal structure of MAPbI3 that caused by the torsion of organic cations.Compared with Sn/Bi-doping MAPbI3,the energy of MA1-xRbxPbI3 and MA1-xCsxPbI3 systems is lower,and the energy was also lower than that of the pure MAPbI3.Rb-doping not only reduces the band gap,but also changes the band structure from indirect bandgap to direct bandgap,broadens the optical absorption range and reduces the loss of photon transitions.Since Cs-doping produces the largest dipole moment,the carrier concentration is the highest in the all calculated systems.According to the partial density of states,the contribution of Cs states to the density of states is similar to that of organic cations,indicating that Cs is ideal inorganic doping element.
Keywords/Search Tags:First-principles calculations, Metal ions doping, MAPbI3, Electronic structure, Optical properties
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