Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopic Analysis of Sensitization‐Based Solar Cells

Abstract Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) is a very powerful tool for elucidation of charge transfer and transport processes in sensitization‐based solar cells (e.g., dye‐sensitized solar cells [DSSCs], quantum dot‐sensitized solar cells [QDSSCs], and perovskite solar cells [PSCs]). EIS measures the electrochemical response to small amplitude AC signals over a wide range of frequencies. Analysis of the EIS response provides information about the corresponding parameters of the cells. Here, we review the fundamentals of EIS, charge transport kinetic processes, and equivalent circuit models of sensitization‐based solar cells and use these concepts to explain the EIS spectra of DSSCs, QDSSCs, and PSCs. This review will be very useful for understanding the fundamental charge transfer and transport processes in different sensitization‐based solar cells and the use of an equivalent circuit model to interpret the observed charge transfer and reactions.