This study is significant for introducing WO3-based composite ETLs (ZrO2-WO3 and SnO2-WO3) that synergistically enhance charge transport, reduce recombination, and improve stability in CsPbIBr2 perovskite solar cells. The novelty lies in the dual-oxide approach, which leverages the complementary structural and electronic properties of WO3 with ZrO2 and SnO2 to achieve higher device efficiency. X-ray diffraction (XRD) analysis confirmed the successful integration of WO3-based films, with calculated crystallite sizes of 36.5 nm for ZrO2-WO3 and 41.8 nm for SnO2-WO3, indicating improved crystallinity for the SnO2-based film. Scanning electron microscope (SEM) showed that SnO2-WO3 film exhibits a smoother, more uniform morphology with smaller grain sizes compared to the ZrO2-WO3 film. Raman spectroscopy validated the phase purity and chemical stability of the prepared films. SEM morphology showed the reduced average grain size for SnO2-WO3 film. UV–Vis (UV–vis) spectroscopy revealed reduced band gaps of 2.71 eV and 2.69 eV for ZrO2-WO3 and SnO2-WO3, respectively, favoring efficient charge transport. Photoluminescence (PL) measurements demonstrated enhanced charge carrier separation. Current-density voltage (J-V) characteristics showed a higher power conversion efficiency of 9.35 % for SnO2-WO3 compared to 8.26 % for ZrO2-WO3. Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) revealed reduced charge transfer resistance and increased recombination resistance (1769 Ω) for SnO2-WO3-based devices. These findings highlight the potential of WO3-based ETLs in PSCs for future high-efficiency photovoltaic applications.
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