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  • 2012High Efficiency Silver-Free Heterojunction Silicon Solar Cell20citations

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  • Feltrin, Andrea
  • Menou, Nicolas
  • Valckx, Nick
  • Assche, Elisabeth Van
  • Yamamoto, Kenji
  • Schroos, Dries
  • Adachi, Daisuke
  • Allebé, Christophe
  • Uto, Toshihiko
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  • Kuchiyama, Takashi
  • Vandersmissen, Kevin
  • Uzu, Hisashi
  • Fujimoto, Takahisa
  • Terashita, Toru
  • Philipsen, Harold
  • Koizumi, Gensuke
  • Poortmans, Jef
  • Hernández, José Luis
  • Yoshikawa, Kunta
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High Efficiency Silver-Free Heterojunction Silicon Solar Cell

  • Feltrin, Andrea
  • Menou, Nicolas
  • Valckx, Nick
  • Assche, Elisabeth Van
  • Yamamoto, Kenji
  • Schroos, Dries
  • Adachi, Daisuke
  • Allebé, Christophe
  • Uto, Toshihiko
  • Yoshimi, Masashi
  • Kuchiyama, Takashi
  • Vandersmissen, Kevin
  • Uzu, Hisashi
  • Nakanishi, Naoaki
  • Fujimoto, Takahisa
  • Terashita, Toru
  • Philipsen, Harold
  • Koizumi, Gensuke
  • Poortmans, Jef
  • Hernández, José Luis
  • Yoshikawa, Kunta
Abstract

In this work, we present the results of the replacement of silver screen printing on heterojunction crystalline silicon (c-Si) solar cells with a copper metallization scheme that has the potential to reduce the manufacturing cost while improving their performance. We report for the first time silver-free heterojunction c-Si solar cells on 6-in. wafers. The conversion efficiency reached is a record 22.1% for c-Si technology for this wafer size ( V oc = 729 mV, J sc = 38.3 mA/cm 2 , FF= 79.1%). The total power generated is more than 5 W for 1-sun illumination, which is a world record. Heat-damp reliability tests show comparable performance for mini-modules fabricated with copper metalized as for conventional silver screen printed heterojunction c-Si solar cells.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • silver
  • copper
  • Silicon