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Fabrication and process

Fabrication and process

Roll-to-roll-fabricated hybrid perovskite solar cells reach record efficiencies

05 Apr 2024 Isabelle Dumé
Photo of the roll-to-roll printing system used to produce the hybrid perovskite solar cells
On a roll: The roll-to-roll printing technique used to produce hybrid perovskite solar panels with efficiencies of 11% and an area of up to 50 cm2. (Courtesy: D Vak)
Large-area solar cells made from hybrid perovskite materials have taken a step closer to commerciali

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