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MATTER
Volume 1, Issue 3, Pages 639-649Publisher
CELL PRESS
DOI: 10.1016/j.matt.2019.05.003
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [51202216, 51502264, 61774135]
- Special Foundation of Young Professor of Zhejiang University [2013QNA5007]
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Although perovskite has been widely explored in optoelectronic devices, it has been rarely explored as a Schottky junction. Here, we demonstrate a light- and mechanical-energy co-harvesting generator based on a dynamic metal/perovskite Schottky junction. In dark conditions, by moving Al over perovskite film (conductivity: 70.0 S/cm), output voltage and current density of -0.70 V and -41.1 A/m(2), respectively, are achieved. As defects eliminate the photo-generated carriers in the static metal/perovskite junction under light illumination, the photoresponse is negligible. Strikingly, the output current of dynamic metal/perovskite junction under light illumination is enhanced by 3-fold compared with the dynamic junction in the dark condition. This nonlinear photo-enhanced effect is proposed as a result of strong interaction between the photo-generated and bound back carriers in the dynamic Schottky junction as well as the high light-absorption coefficient of perovskite. A flexible Al/perovskite generator has been demonstrated as a wearable energy-harvesting device.
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