Abstract:
We have studied the optical properties of thin films of organometallic halide perovskites with variable content of iodine and bromine, which were obtained by two-stage deposition from solution. The results are indicative of an increased contribution of excitons to light absorption at the bandgap edge in bromine-containing perovskites as compared to the iodine-containing ones. The possibilities of using perovskites with preset halogen composition in cascade solar cells are discussed.