Solar Cells on N-Type Multi-crystalline Silicon Wafers by Industrial Processing Techniques

Topics:
Mechanical and Industrial
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Energy Research Centre Of The Netherlands,
Firing,
Hardware,
Semiconductors,
Silicon,
Solar Cell,
Technique
Source:
Energy research Centre of the Netherlands

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Overview: This paper focuses on the n-type silicon which can be an interesting material to reduce the expected silicon shortage. The paper presents an industrial process sequence of n-type silicon. The reports improvement of emitter processing and implementation of a SiNx ARC which results in an increase of the efficiency from about 5 % to over 12 %. Further optimization of the front side paste and the firing conditions can increase the efficiency to 14 %.

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Format: PDF | Size: 521KB | Date: Jun 2004 | Pages: 4

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