Plasmon-Enhanced Blue-Light Emission of Stable Perovskite Quantum Dot Membranes

A series of stable and color-tunable MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dot membranes were fabricated via a cost-efficient high-throughput technology. MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dots grown in-situ in polyvinylidene fluoride electrospun nanofibers exhibit extraordinary stability. As polyvinylidene fluoride can prevent the molecular group MA(+) from aggregating, MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dots are several nanometers and monodisperse in polyvinylidene fluoride fiber. As-prepared MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dot membranes exhibit the variable luminous color by controlling the Cl(−) content of MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dots. To improve blue-light emission efficiency, we successfully introduced Ag nanoparticle nanofibers into MAPbBr(1.2)Cl(1.8) quantum dot membranes via layer-by-layer electrospinning and obtained ~4.8 folds fluorescence enhancement for one unit. Furthermore, the originality explanation for the fluorescence enhancement of MAPbBr(3−x)Cl(x) quantum dots is proposed based on simulating optical field distribution of the research system.