Wide-band-gap perovskites are the key top-cell for >30 % tandem modules, yet spin-coating and methylammonium (MA) instability block factory-scale production. Now researchers from Southwest Petroleum University, UNSW and UCL have formulated an MA-free ink that can be blade-coated in ambient air and delivers certified 23 % efficiency—one of the highest values ever reported for a 1.69 eV MA-free film.
Why This Matters
Innovative Design & Features
Applications & Future Outlook
This work offers a clear, additive-guided pathway to print stable, high-performance wide-band-gap layers under factory air—bringing low-cost, high-efficiency tandem photovoltaics one step closer to market deployment.
Nano-Micro Letters
Experimental study
Scalable Fabrication of Methylammonium‑Free Wide‑Bandgap Perovskite Solar Cells by Blade Coating in Ambient Air
1-Jul-2025