Abstract:Two-dimensional few-layer perovskite materials have great application potential in the optoelectronic field due to their excellent properties such as high light absorption coefficient, long carrier lifetime and high carrier mobility, providing unprecedented opportunities for the development of optoelectronic devices such as efficient energy conversion and storage, photodetection, etc. The heterojunction of two-dimensional few-layer perovskite can obtain different band structures to meet the diverse needs of optoelectronic applications through the regulation of chemical composition and lattice structure, as well as surface modification. However, the major challenge faced by two-dimensional perovskite heterojunctions in the preparation process is how to understand and control the anisotropic diffusion behavior of its ions in the in-plane and out-of-plane directions. There are many potential influencing factors that have not been fully studied in this behavior, which seriously restricts the controllable preparation of large-area two-dimensional perovskite heterostructures with high crystalline quality. In view of the existing progress, the paper first briefly describes the basic properties of two-dimensional perovskite materials and the high-quality preparation methods of two-dimensional perovskite materials, and introduces the rapid rise of the construction of two-dimensional perovskite heterojunctions in recent years. Then, the current methods for preparing two-dimensional few-layer perovskite heterojunctions are introduced, including assembly method, solution growth method and gas exchange method. The assembly method focuses on the effect of stacking and assembling to form heterostructures based on the mechanical transfer method, and analyzes its advantages and limitations in inhibiting anion migration, expanding the scope of application and improving the quality of heterojunction structures; the solution growth method focuses on the regulation of the growth morphology of two-dimensional perovskite heterojunctions, and explores the preparation methods of vertical heterojunctions and lateral heterojunctions and their regulation mechanisms in composition, morphology and interface stability; the gas phase exchange method focuses on the method of forming heterojunctions by gas phase ion exchange on perovskite substrates, and explores the principles and regulation mechanisms of growth time control, precursor source selection, molecular exchange and diffusion, and reveals the influence of quantum well thickness, spacer cations and A-site cations on anion exchange behavior. Third, the current application of two-dimensional perovskite heterojunctions in the field of optoelectronics is introduced. Finally, the advantages and disadvantages of the above three methods are summarized, and the direction and focus of future research on the preparation mechanism of two-dimensional perovskite heterojunctions and the optimization of technology are proposed. It is believed that through corresponding research, it is expected to achieve higher quality heterojunction structures and promote the development of corresponding devices in the field of optoelectronic applications.