Is there any fool-proof, rookie-friendly tips to fabricate a carbon electrode, hole-transport free perovskite solar cell that is not prone to short circuit? I tried one step spin coating with anti-solvent (4000 rpm 25 s, static spin-coating, 10 s drop ethyl acetate) and out of 10 devices only 2 showed results, and they are not even the same. The reproducibility is unacceptable. The carbon paste is doctor-bladed directly on perovskite using chlorobenzene/PMMA solvent. Active area is 0.28 cm2 (6 mm hole at the center of spin coating using kapton tape).

Should i consider changing to two-step spin coating? I was thinking that there might be pin-holes not observable by naked eye and two-step might reduce the number of pin holes. Suggestions are desperately needed. Thank you very much.

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