Silicon solar cell development for concentrator applications
J.G. Fossum, Eric Burgess
Abstract
J.G. Fossum, Eric Burgess
Abstract
The objective of this work is to optimize the design of, and to develop the fabrication process for single-crystal silicon solar cells for applications at illumination levels up to approximately 100 suns and operating temperatures up to approximately 100/sup 0/C. The technology developed will provide the basis for large-scale production of high-intensity silicon solar cells by commercial cell manufacturers.
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The objective of this work is to optimize the design of, and to develop the fabrication process for single-crystal silicon solar cells for applications at illumination levels up to approximately 100 suns and operating temperatures up to approximately 100/sup 0/C. The technology developed will provide the basis for large-scale production of high-intensity silicon solar cells by commercial cell manufacturers.
Key concepts: Suns in alchemy, Concentrator, Silicon, Solar cell, Silicon solar cell, Monocrystalline silicon, Fabrication, Materials science