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Analysis of the first perc type cell fabricated in GUNAM photovoltaic line (GPVL)
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2018-07-06
Author
Es, Fırat
Semiz, Emel
Orhan, Efe
Genç, Ezgi
Kökbudak, Gamze
Baytemir, Gülsen
Turan, Raşit
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PERC concept with an already developed roadmap for 24% production efficiency will be leading the photovoltaics industry in the upcoming years. In a few industrial pilot lines, efficiencies above 22% have already been attained. Pilot lines have important roles in bridging lab scale proven concepts with the products which are ready for mass production. Therefore, GUNAM Photovoltaic Line which is specialized on PERC concepts has been established to overcome the barriers that hinder the performance of c-Si solar cells in PERC concepts in a relevant environment. This article presents the first results of the studies from 6 months ramp up period of GPVL. A batch of standart PERC type solar cells with p-type base and atomic layer deposited Al2O3 rear passivation have been fabricated during the ramp up of the line. A detailed gain-loss analysis was performed to adress the optical, electrical and recombination losses in order to increase the cell efficiency.
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PERC
,
Pilot line
,
Solar cells
,
Photovoltaics
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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/86913
http://pvcon.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Abstract-Book-PVCON2018.pdf
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PVCON 2018 : Photovoltaic Conference
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F. Es et al., “Analysis of the first perc type cell fabricated in GUNAM photovoltaic line (GPVL),” presented at the PVCON 2018 : Photovoltaic Conference, Ankara, Türkiye, 2018, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/86913.