Perovskites
Perovskite is a calcium titanium oxide mineral. The terms perovskite and perovskite structure are often used interchangeably - but true perovskites (minerals) are formed from calcium, titanium and oxygen in the form CaTiO3, and a perovskite structure is any ABX3 and perovskite-structured substances (minerals) of the same crystallography. We offer lead iodide , bromides , chlorides , thiocyanates and so on. 

Perovskites Applications
Perovskite materials exhibit interesting and unusual physical properties that have been extensively studied for both practical applications and theoretical modeling. Materials science and applications of perovskites  have been a broad area of research with potential for new device concepts. important meaning. Be open to many revolutionary discoveries. Potential applications for perovskites are diverse and include use in sensors and catalyst electrodes, certain types of fuel cells, solar cells, lasers, memory devices and spintronics applications. 

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Photovoltaic
Solar cells are currently the most prominent perovskite application, as synthetic perovskites are considered as potentially inexpensive building blocks for high-efficiency commercial photovoltaics. Perovskite photovoltaics are being continuously researched and improved, increasing from only 2% in 2006 to over 20.1% in 2015. Experts predict that the perovskite PV market will reach $214 million by 2025.
Perovskite photovoltaic cells have a wide bandgap. This creates the opportunity to pair them with low-bandgap photovoltaic technologies, which will increase efficiency and is important in a highly competitive market where system cost depends on efficiency. It has the characteristics of flexibility, light transmission, thin film, light weight and low processing cost.
The original perovskite started as a simple variant of DSSC, where the perovskite is just a dye, but device structures have been evolving towards new potentially planar architecture systems. Perovskites offer significant advantages over silicon for photovoltaic applications in ski resorts. It has a wider range of visible light frequencies, which means it can convert more sunlight into electricity than silicon.

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