Silicon-Film{trademark} Solar Cells by a Flexible Manufacturing System
Silicon-Film{trademark} Solar Cells by a Flexible Manufacturing System
AstroPower is developing a manufacturing process for Silicon-Film{trademark} solar cell production under the Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology (PVMaT) cost-share program. This document reports on results from the first phase of a three-phase effort. Progress is reported on developing new procedures and equipment for in-line wet-chemical processes, metallization processes, sheet fabrication, solar cell processing, module assembly, solar cell testing, metallurgical-grade silicon purification, and recycling of Silicon-Film{trademark} sheet materials. Future concepts and goals for the Silicon-Film{trademark} process are also discussed.
- University of North Texas United States
- University of North Texas United States
Module Cost Reduction, Silicon, Testing, Production, 14 Solar Energy, Processing, Solar Cells, Photovoltaics, Manufacturing, Fabrication, In-Line Wet Processing, Solar Cell Efficiency, Silicon-Film, Recycling, Continuous Metallization, Energy Efficiency Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology, Manufacturing System, Pvmat, Purification, Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology
Module Cost Reduction, Silicon, Testing, Production, 14 Solar Energy, Processing, Solar Cells, Photovoltaics, Manufacturing, Fabrication, In-Line Wet Processing, Solar Cell Efficiency, Silicon-Film, Recycling, Continuous Metallization, Energy Efficiency Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology, Manufacturing System, Pvmat, Purification, Photovoltaic Manufacturing Technology
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