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Large-area Silicon-Film{trademark} panels and solar cells. Final technical report, July 1995--March 1998
doi: 10.2172/674961
Large-area Silicon-Film{trademark} panels and solar cells. Final technical report, July 1995--March 1998
This report will detail substantial improvements in each of the task areas. A number of new products were developed, including a 130 kW array built using a new panel design. Improvements in laboratory-scale solar cell processing resulted in a confirmed efficiency of 16.6%. A new Silicon-Film{trademark} production sheet machine was built which increased throughput by 70%. Three solar cell fabrication processes were converted from low throughout batch processes to high throughput, continuous, belt processes. These new processes are capable of processing sheet over 31 cm in width. Finally, a new Silicon-Film{trademark} sheet machine was built that demonstrated a sheet width of 38 cm. This tool enabled AstroPower to demonstrate a wide range of solar cell sizes, many of which have generated considerable market interest.
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Design, Capacity, Progress Report, Energy Efficiency, Production, 14 Solar Energy, Processing, Market, Solar Cells, Manufacturing, Fabrication, Solar Cell Arrays, Productivity
Design, Capacity, Progress Report, Energy Efficiency, Production, 14 Solar Energy, Processing, Market, Solar Cells, Manufacturing, Fabrication, Solar Cell Arrays, Productivity
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