摘要

This study examines the photocurrent (photoconductivity) spectra of thick methylammonium lead iodide perovskite layers coupled to symmetric metal electrodes. A large photocurrent peak has been observed in the near-band-gap wavelength region. The origin of this current peak is related to an interplay between the penetration depths of light having a certain wavelength and its ability to raise the concentration of the charge carriers. A model including the generation, position-specific or uniform recombination, as well as diffusion of charge carrier pairs, made it possible to reproduce the experimental findings. Besides the microscopic approach, we also present a phenomenological model and a simulation providing the conductance for an arbitrary relative orientation of the illuminating beam and the field imposed by the electrodes. The results enabled us to outline the functioning principle of a sensor for determining the angle of incidence of electromagnetic radiation. Furthermore, a method for estimating optical absorption spectra from photocurrent spectra is delineated.

  • 出版日期2017-9

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