硫化ケイ素ペロブスカイトBaZrS3の熱力学的安定性下における欠陥およびキャリア特性:太陽電池応用を目指した第一原理研究
Qinmiao Chen1, Yi Ni1, Yufei Wang2,3
1School of Physics, East China University of Science and Technology 130 Meilong Road Shanghai 200237 China qmchen@ecust.edu.cn.
Abstract:
BaZrS3 is reported to be an exceptional chalcopyrite perovskite with remarkable stability, making it a key material for the next-generation perovskite-inspired technologies. In this study, the thermodynamic stability of BaZrS3 was investigated while referencing all potential secondary phases in the Materials Project database. Furthermore, the influence of element doping on both the bands and thermodynamic stability of BaZrS3 was also studied, the band adjustment efficiency was validated, and experimental synthesis challenges were elucidated. Based on a large supercell, Heyd-Scuseria-Ernzerhof hybrid functional and finite-size effect correction, the concentration properties of defects and charge carriers of BaZrS3 were then determined in the thermodynamically stable region, from the characteristics of defect formation energy with varied Fermi levels. The results indicate that degenerated semiconductor characteristics exist in BaZrS3 in the thermodynamically stable region, which should be avoided. The defect transition energy level characteristics of BaZrS3 were also calculated and identified. Additionally, the properties of deep-level defects Si with high concentration were analyzed. While Si (+2/0) exhibits deep-level defect states, Si (+1/0) does not. The non-radiative and radiative capture coefficients of deep-level defect Si (+2/0) were calculated at 1.28682 × 10-25 and 3.51 × 10-15 cm3 s-1, respectively. The obtained defect and carrier qualities of BaZrS3 were applied to evaluate its photoelectric conversion efficiency. The manuscript investigates, for the first time, how defects evolve with changes in chemical potential in stable BaZrS3, providing valuable guidance for the experimentally controllable preparation of high-quality BaZrS3 films or devices.
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