Comparative Investigation of MAPbBrxI1-x and SbH4BrxI1-x Perovskites: Electronic and Structural Properties

Abstract

This paper comparatively investigates the structural and electronic properties of hybrid perovskites MAPbBrxI1-x and SbH4PbBrxI1-x by means of DFT-based calculations. The main aim is to check if the increase in band gap due to substitution of I- ions with Br- ions can be overcome by introducing the inorganic SbH4+ cation. Since the Br- ions merely enhance structural stability of the perovskite framework and SbH4+ not only sustains that stability but also reduces the band gap to nearly ideal values and thereby improves electronic performance, these are the leading candidates among them. Of them, the reduced band gap SbH4PbI3 (1.37 eV) and the perfectly matched SbH4PbBrI2 with its band gap being exactly 1.51 eV are top prospects for being stable and having high-efficiency solar cell applications. The findings show that SbH4+-based perovskites have potential for future photovoltaic devices.

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