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  • 2012key aspects on development of high efficiency heterojunction and ibc heterojunction solar cells towards 22 efficiency on industrial sizecitations

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  • Souche, Florent
  • Favre, Wilfried
  • Salvetat, T.
  • Jay, F.
  • Coignus, J.
  • Denis, C.
  • Desrues, Thibaut
  • Vecchi, S. De
  • Ozanne, F.
  • Dalonzo, Guillaume
  • Valla, A.
  • Blévin, Thomas
  • Nguyen, Nathalie
  • Arnal, C.
  • Ribeyron, P. J.
  • Ozanne, A.-S.
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key aspects on development of high efficiency heterojunction and ibc heterojunction solar cells towards 22 efficiency on industrial size

  • Souche, Florent
  • Favre, Wilfried
  • Salvetat, T.
  • Jay, F.
  • Coignus, J.
  • Denis, C.
  • Desrues, Thibaut
  • Vecchi, S. De
  • Ozanne, F.
  • Dalonzo, Guillaume
  • Valla, A.
  • Nicolàs, S. Martin De
  • Blévin, Thomas
  • Nguyen, Nathalie
  • Arnal, C.
  • Ribeyron, P. J.
  • Ozanne, A.-S.
Abstract

In this paper, we show the latest results of CEA-INES on the development of HET and IBC-HET solar cells. We have focused the research on the optimization of the amorphous (a-Si:H) and TCO layers to increase Jsc and FF values on HET cells. Moreover, we have fabricated silver –free HET solar cells with a Copper electroplating metallization. We also show our latest results obtained with a new structure combining HET and IBC (Interdigitated Back Contact) concepts: the SLASH IBC cell (Structuring by Laser Ablation of Silicon Heterojunction). Short-circuit current issues for both standard - and IBC – HET solar cells are discussed in this paper. Efficiencies higher than 22% have been achieved on 100 cm2 standard HET solar cells and close to 20% on 25 cm2 SLASH IBC cells. 27th European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition; 576-579

Topics
  • amorphous
  • silver
  • copper
  • Silicon
  • laser ablation