Electron Transport Layers is a functional thin-film component in photovoltaic devices that selectively facilitates the extraction and transport of electrons from the photoactive layer to the electrode while suppressing charge recombination, distinguished from other interfacial layers by its specific energy-level alignment and electron mobility characteristics.
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