18% Efficiency IBC Cell With Rear-Surface Processed on Quartz
In order to relax the mechanical constraints of processing thin crystalline Si wafers into highly efficient solar cells, we propose a process sequence, where a significant part of the process is done on module level. The device structure is an interdigitated-back-contact cell with an amorphous silic...
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| creator | Dross, F. O'Sullivan, B. Debucquoy, M. Bearda, T. Govaerts, J. Labie, R. Loozen, X. Granata, S. El Daif, O. Trompoukis, C. Van Nieuwenhuysen, K. Meuris, M. Gordon, I. Posthuma, N. Baert, K. Poortmans, J. Boulord, C. Beaucarne, G. |
| description | In order to relax the mechanical constraints of processing thin crystalline Si wafers into highly efficient solar cells, we propose a process sequence, where a significant part of the process is done on module level. The device structure is an interdigitated-back-contact cell with an amorphous silicon back surface field. The record cell reaches an independently confirmed efficiency of 18.4%. Although the device deserves further optimization, the result shows the compatibility of processing on glass with efficiencies exceeding 18%, which opens the door to a high-efficiency solar cell process where the potentially thin wafer is attached to a foreign carrier during the full processing sequence. |
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