• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 61, Issue 9, 0916001 (2024)
Wei He1, Xiangnong Wu1、*, and Yiwen Zhang2
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Information, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200234, China
  • 2Mathematics & Science College of Shanghai Normal University, Shanghai 200080, China
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    Wei He, Xiangnong Wu, Yiwen Zhang. Influences of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Photoelectric Properties of Cubic Phase CsPbBr3 Materials Based on First Principles[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2024, 61(9): 0916001 Copy Citation Text show less
    Structure of cubic phase CsPbBr3
    Fig. 1. Structure of cubic phase CsPbBr3
    Band structure and density of states of CsPbBr3 when hydrostatic pressure is 0. (a) Band structure; (b) partial and overall density of states
    Fig. 2. Band structure and density of states of CsPbBr3 when hydrostatic pressure is 0. (a) Band structure; (b) partial and overall density of states
    CsPbBr3 model simulated structural parameters and calculated band gap under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Lattice constants; (b) unit cell volume; (c) band gap and change rate of band gap; (d) Cs—Br and Pb—Br bond length; (e) partial and overall density of states of materials under 7 GPa hydrostatic pressure
    Fig. 3. CsPbBr3 model simulated structural parameters and calculated band gap under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Lattice constants; (b) unit cell volume; (c) band gap and change rate of band gap; (d) Cs—Br and Pb—Br bond length; (e) partial and overall density of states of materials under 7 GPa hydrostatic pressure
    Calculated dielectric function by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Real part of the dielectric function; (b) imaginary part of the dielectric function
    Fig. 4. Calculated dielectric function by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Real part of the dielectric function; (b) imaginary part of the dielectric function
    Calculated refractive index, extinction coefficient, absorption coefficient and reflection coefficient by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Refractive index; (b) extinction coefficient; (c) absorption coefficient; (d) reflection coefficient
    Fig. 5. Calculated refractive index, extinction coefficient, absorption coefficient and reflection coefficient by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Refractive index; (b) extinction coefficient; (c) absorption coefficient; (d) reflection coefficient
    Calculated conductivity and loss function by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Conductivity; (b) loss function
    Fig. 6. Calculated conductivity and loss function by CsPbBr3 model under 0‒7 GPa hydrostatic pressure. (a) Conductivity; (b) loss function
    Parameter

    Lattice constant

    a

    Unit cell volume

    V3

    Band gap /eVCs—Br bond length /ÅPb—Br bond length /ÅReference
    Experiment result5.87202.682.362.962939
    Theoretical result5.87202.261.614.152.942
    5.99214.922.414
    6.00216.001.805
    6.01216.971.763.003040
    6.00216.541.804.253.01Ours
    Table 1. Comparison of theoretically and experimentally obtained crystal structures and band gaps of CsPbBr3when hydrostatic pressure is 0
    Pressure /GPaε10R(0)/cm-1n(0)ε2,maxωKmaxωαmaxω /cm-1σmaxωLmaxωReference
    04.62.042.502
    4.60.1342.241.43
    3.50.0892.051.343
    3.50.1132.031.20.6044
    3.90.1082.051.31.908×1052.961.76Ours
    24.52.083.800×10531
    3.9443
    4.10.1152.051.22.052×1053.081.82Ours
    Table 2. Theoretical photoelectric properties of CsPbBr3 when hydrostatic pressure is 0 and 2 GPa
    Wei He, Xiangnong Wu, Yiwen Zhang. Influences of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Photoelectric Properties of Cubic Phase CsPbBr3 Materials Based on First Principles[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2024, 61(9): 0916001
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