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  • Laser Scribing Thin Film Molybdenum for Photovoltaic Cells
    The use of photovoltaic (PV) cells that harness the power of the sun to produce electricity is growing very rapidly. Although the majority of the production currently uses silicon in the range of 0.2-0.4 mm thick, there is a rapid rise in the number of manufacturers of thin film solar cells
  • Sputtering Targets and Sputtered Films: Technology and Markets
    coatings, lubricant films, photovoltaic cells, automotive and architectural glass, biological coatings, and other applications.
  • Organic semiconductors key to cheap solar cells
    A novel organic semiconductor device from Cornell University researchers uses ionic junctions that electroluminesce and act as a photovoltaic cell. The idea could lead to displays on cloth or paper, and cheap solar cells. Organic semiconductors can be made in thin, flexible sheets. And, "Flexible
  • Particle Size and Shape Analysis of Abrasives in Solar Industry (.pdf)
    a solid block or thin film, which represents 40 to 60% of the production cost of solar cells.
  • Chipmakers Put PV in the Spotlight
    , eliminating many of the high-energy and equipment-intensive processes typical of conventional photovoltaic manufacturing. IBM Research into PV concentrates on four main areas: using current technologies to develop cheaper and more-efficient silicon solar cells, developing new thin-film PV devices
  • Test Methods for Metallization Paste (.pdf)
    There currently are no industry standards for solar metallization paste. The following are test methods that have been adopted by many thin film photovoltaic solar cell manufacturers and are used by Indium Corporation to test volume resistivity and contact resistance, two major physical properties
  • Here comes the sun
    into electricity. About 95% of today's solar cells are made from crystalline silicon, the other 5% use newer thin-film technology. A typical crystalline silicon cell is about 4 in. around and 0.010 in. thick and generates 2 A of direct current at 0.5 V in direct sunlight. Of late, silicon cells are about 12
  • Still Going Green: A New Energy Resource Produced for Commercial Use
    visible light sources, not just sunlight. The next-generation photovoltaic material produces electricity through a process that is roughly analogous to photosynthesis in plants. DSSC modules are manufactured by printing a thin layer of titanium dioxide onto a layer of film and then, through the use

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