Intense-Light Sensing Yarns Achieved by Interfused Inorganic Halide Perovskite Nanofiber Network
Siying Wu, Zeyu Wan, Saeid Kamal, Fatemeh Zabihi, Menglei Hu, Addie Bahi, Frank Ko, Peyman Servati
Intense-Light Sensing Yarns Achieved by Interfused Inorganic Halide Perovskite Nanofiber Network
Fully inorganic metal halide perovskites (MHPs) demonstrate enhanced stability over their organic–inorganic counterparts, however, their integrations into flexible or textile-based substrates remain a significant challenge, due to their inherent rigidity and the necessity of high-temperature annealing. Herein, we propose a one-step and near-room-temperature electrospinning process to fabricate flexible CsPbI2Br nanofibers that can be directly deposited on the yarns. With the in-situ CsPbI2Br crystallization during electrospinning, annealing-free and photoelectroactive γ-CsPbI2Br can be achieved. Polyvinyl acetate (PVAc) serves as the carrier polymer to offer the flexibility and facilitate the chemical interaction with CsPbI2Br, thereby mitigating moisture and oxygen-induced degradations. CsPbI2Br-PVAc nanofibers obtained under the optimal electrospinning condition: high-electrospinning voltage (25 kV) and low-solution supply rate (0.02 mm/min), show more uniform morphology, increased stability, and extended photoluminescence decay time. These nanofibers enable the construction of photo-sensing yarn devices, capable of generating a photovoltage of around 180 mV and current density of 17 mA/cm2 upon illumination by a 532 nm pulsed laser, while maintaining a remarkable ambient stability of 16 days. Given their laser-energy-dependent voltage output, these yarns hold significant potential for developing high-intensity light-detecting textiles for various applications.
Electrospinning / Perovskite / CsPbI2Br / Annealing-free / Photo sensing / e-textile
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