Abstract
The development of all
inorganic antimony (Sb) based perovskite inspired solar cells (PISCs) has garnered significant
interest owing to their superior stability and non toxic nature. Nevertheless, the fabrication of high quality all inorganic
Sb based perovskite inspired thin films remains a significant obstacle. Herein, all inorganic Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin films were
synthesized by adjusting the annealing time in ambient air. As the annealing time increases from 6 to 10 min, the number of
holes in Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin film reduces. Simultaneously, its defect density decreases. However, with a further extension of the
annealing time to 14 min, the number of holes for Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin film increases and its defect density improves.
Consequently, the Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin film with annealing 10 min exhibits the best growth quality.
Keywords
Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin films Annealing time Hole Defect.
Citation
FEI ZHAO, YIXIN GUO, Controlling the growth of Cs3Sb2I9xClx thin films by adjusting annealing time in ambient air, Optoelectronics and Advanced Materials - Rapid Communications, 20, 1-2, January-February 2026, pp.69-73 (2026).
Submitted at: Oct. 11, 2025
Accepted at: Feb. 2, 2026