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Electronic Supplementary Material (ESI) for Energy & Environmental Science. This journal is The Royal Society of Chemistry 7 Supporting Information Interpretation and Evolution of Open- Circuit Voltage, Recombination, Ideality Factor and Subgap Defect States during Reversible Light-Soaking and Irreversible Degradation of Perovskite Solar Cells Wolfgang Tress,*, Mozhgan Yavari, Konrad Domanski, Pankaj Yadav, Bjoern Niesen, Juan Pablo Correa Baena 4, Anders Hagfeldt, Michael Graetzel Laboratory for Photonics and Interfaces, Institute of Chemical Sciences, Engineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland Laboratory of Photomolecular Science, Institute of Chemical Sciences and Engineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland. Photovoltaics and Thin-Film Electronics Laboratory, Institute of Microengineering, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Neuchâtel, Switzerland 4 Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA 9, USA *wolfgang.tress@epfl.ch

(a) (b) (c) Absorbance, PL 4 Absorbance, PL 4 - -4 Voc rad =.6 V BB at 9 K calculated PL IPCE measured PL -6 4 6 7 8 wavelength / nm.6.8..4.6 energy / ev.. energy / ev Figure SI (a) Absorbance, measured in transmission, not corrected for scattering and reflection, PL counts measured at an excitation wavelength of 4 nm. (b) The same data as a function of energy. (c) Normalized IPCE, comparison between predicted (cyan) and measured (red) PL emission spectrum. Absorbance and PL were measured at a film on glass, the IPCE of a meso TiO device. current density / ma / cm (a) planar SnO - - - -..4.6.8 current density / ma / cm (b) mesopouros TiO - - - -..4.6.8 current density / ma / cm (c) no HTL - - - -..4.6.8 Figure SI JV curves of devices measured under solar simulator using a sweep rate of - mv/s and an aperture with an area of.6 cm (electrode area. cm ). (a) planar SnO based device; (b) mesoporous TiO based device; (c) device without HTL. Table SI JV parameters of the devices shown in Fig. SI. J sc / ma/cm V oc / V FF PCE Intensity / sun Planar SnO.7.6.7 9.7%.96 Mesoporous TiO.6.4.78 9.6%.98 Without HTL.4.86.4.%

...9.8.7 4 6 7 8 9 time / s V oc Figure SI Example of monitoring during an intensity sweep (planar device at o C), where the intensity is swept up to. suns and back, taking three points per decade at,, and (dwell time s, s at the maximum intensity). The symbols indicate the automatically detected voltage used for the light V oc intensity dependent analysis in the paper. This approach is a trade-off and is not perfect as can be seen e.g. at the start of the sweep. Analyzing upward and downward scan increases the credibility of the data and allows to exclude a strong dependence on preconditioning. This approach is selected because waiting for work. V oc to stabilize is not feasible due to light-soaking effects, which are separately studied in this

current density / ma / cm - - - 6 o C before aging after aging -..4.6.8 Figure SI4 JV loop of aged meso-tio device measured at 6 o C with mv/s starting at. V. Aging was performed under sun equivalent LED illumination at 6 o C under N for 8 days. currnet density / ma/cm - - - planar SnO meso TiO aged no HTL -..4.6.8. Figure SI JV curves of investigated devices measured with mv/s starting at V at o C under sun equivalent LED illumination.

..4.6.8...4.6.8. (a) planar SnO (b) mesoporous TiO currnet density / ma/cm - -4 fw JV corrected for and R S currnet density / ma/cm - -4 fw JV corrected for and R S -6. -6. differential ideality factor differential ideality factor...4.6.8...4.6.8. (c) aged...4.6.8...4.6.8. (d) no HTL currnet density / ma/cm - -4 fw JV corrected for and R S currnet density / ma/cm - -4 fw JV corrected for and R S -6 4-6 differential ideality factor.. differential ideality factor....4.6.8...4.6.8. Figure SI6 Correction for parasitic resistances according to an equivalent circuit model: I = I exp ( e(v IR S) n ID k B T ) + V IR S. The corrected JV curves (dashed) were obtained in several steps: First, a linear fit of the experimental JV curve for small voltages (dash-dotted yellow line) to quantify the current flowing through the shunt resistance. This curve is subtracted from the experimental curve. Second, the voltage was corrected by removing the linear contribution to the JV curve for high voltages ( V diode = V IR S ). The differential ideality factor is plotted in the bottom panels showing that the correction n ID (dashed) only slightly improves the reliability of the obtained value for.

...9.8.7.6. 4 6 7 8 9 time / s Figure SI7 V oc monitoring during a stepwise sweep for a rather unstable meso-tio device (blue at o C, red at o C). In particular for high light intensities and temperatures, is already instable (albeit reversible) during the measurement procedure. These transients are to be considered when analyzing temperature dependent data at high light intensity and elevated temperatures in Fig. 7 of the main manuscript. V oc

PL counts x 8.. before lightsoaking after lightsoaking min after lightsoaking min after lightsoaking PL counts 4 x 8... before lightsoaking after lightsoaking min after lightsoaking reference reference N dark.. 7 7 74 76 78 8 8 84 wavelength / nm 7 7 8 8 wavelength / nm Figure SI8 PL spectra of perovskite films on glass upon light soaking for hours, which was done in the same setup as the device characterization, i.e. in N atmosphere under sun equivalent LED illumination. The perovskite films were covered by a PMMA film to reduce the effect of atmosphere during storage and PL measurements. Data of two light-soaked samples are shown and one reference kept in the dark. PL counts / a.u..e+8.e+8.e+8 before light before dark after light after dark after light later after dark later after nd light after nd dark.e+7.e+ 7 8 Wavelength (nm) Figure SI9 PL spectra of two perovskite films on glass and covered with PMMA, one kept in the dark (dashed) and one under light (solid lines) for hours, both in N atmosphere. The PL slightly increases after storage in N independent of illumination for this sample. Repeating the PL measurements minutes later (films kept in the dark at ambient) changes the PL again slightly. A second round does as well. We conclude that the change of PL in these films is not clearly correlated to illumination.

.E7 before dark before light after dark after light after dark recover after light recover.e7 PL counts / a.u..e6. 7 8 Wavelength (nm) Figure SI PL spectra of two perovskite films on FTO/TiO and covered with PMMA, one kept in the dark (dashed) and one under light (solid), cf. Fig. SI9. The absolute signal is by a factor of quenched compared to the film on glass due to charge transfer and recombination at the TiO interface. The trend of slightly increased PL upon storage in N independent of illumination is maintained. before light after light after light + min. dark after h in the dark PL counts / a.u. 7 8 Wavelength (nm) Figure SI PL spectra of a perovskite solar cell. The PL is measured through the glass substrate and the signal is much weaker compared to the films. The trend is inverted and fits the behavior of the opencircuit voltage, which decreased after light soaking and increases again after a rest in the dark.

. x 8 fresh glovebox dry air 6 o C sample 6 o C sample PL counts.. 7 7 74 76 78 8 8 84 wavelength / nm Figure SI PL of perovskite films on glass and covered with PMMA. Aging was performed for 8 days, either in an N glovebox at ambient temperature ( o C), under dry air ( % RH), or on a hot plate in an N glovebox. The PL was collected in an unmodified geometry of the spectroscopy setup in all cases and on films with the same thickness (excitation at 4 nm) allowing for a comparison of absolute spectra. In contrast to the aging behavior of devices, elevated temperatures do not lead to an increase in nonradiative recombination. The emission yield is even slightly increased indicating an annealing effect (whereas storage in the dark under non-inert atmosphere leads to a reduced emission yield). 7 6 meso TiO aged no HTL C - / F - 4..4.6.8..4 Figures SI Mott Schottky analysis. The extracted doping densities are. x 6 cm - for the meso-tio device,.7 x 6 cm - for the degraded one, and x 6 cm - for the device without HTL. The data was extracted at a frequency of khz.