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Solar Mono Silicon Wafer Amorphous Silicon Dice Specification 2

Solar Mono Silicon Wafer Amorphous Silicon Dice Specification 2

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Pv modules at present, the mainstream products are still in silicon as the main raw materials, only in terms of silicon raw material consumption, production 1 mw of crystalline silicon solar cell, need 10 to 12 tons of high purity silicon, but if use the same silicon materials used to produce thin film amorphous silicon solar cell can produce more than 200 mw.

From the perspective of energy consumption, amorphous silicon solar battery only 1-1.5 years of energy recovery period, more embodies its contribution to energy saving in the manufacturing process.

Component occupies a high proportion of costs in a photovoltaic system, the component prices directly affect the system cost, and thus affect the cost of photovoltaic power generation. Calculated at the current price of components, the same money, buy amorphous silicon products, you can get more close to 30% of the power components.

2, more power

For the same power of solar cell array, amorphous silicon solar cell is about 10% more than monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon battery power. This has been the Uni - Solar System LLC, Energy Photovoltaic Corp., Japan's Kaneka Corp., the Netherlands Energy research institute, and other organizations and experts confirmed that the Photovoltaic industry.

In sunny, that is to say, under the high temperature, amorphous silicon solar cell components can show more excellent power performance.


3, better low light response

Due to the characteristics of amorphous silicon atoms are arranged disorderly, the electron transition no longer comply with the restriction of traditional \"selection rule\", as a result, its light absorption characteristics and there are big differences monocrystalline silicon material. Amorphous silicon and monocrystalline silicon material absorption curve as shown

, amorphous silicon absorption curve has obvious three sections (A, B, C). Area A corresponding electronic transition between localized states, such as the gap state near Fermi level and to the tail state transition, the absorption coefficient is small, about 1-10 cm - 1, for this is absorbing; B area absorption coefficient with the increase of the photon energy index rose, it corresponds to the electrons from the valence band edge extension state to the conduction band localized state transition, as well as the localized electrons from the valence band tail states guide for edge extension state transition, the region's energy range is usually only about half of the electron volts, but absorption coefficient across two or three orders of magnitude, usually up to 104 cm - 1; Area C corresponds to the electrons from the valence band to the conduction band internal internal transition, the absorption coefficient is bigger, often in more than 104 cm - 1. After two absorption area is crystalline silicon eigen absorption area.

Can be seen in the figure, the intersection of two curves about 1.8 ev. It is important to note that in the visible light range (1.7 to 3.0 ev), the absorption coefficient of amorphous silicon material is almost an order of magnitude larger than the single crystal silicon. That is to say, in the morning the first part of the sun is not too strong, the second half, and it's cloudy in the afternoon under the condition of low light intensity, long wave is greater, the amorphous silicon material still has a large absorption coefficient. Again considering the amorphous silicon band gap is larger, the reverse saturation current I0 is smaller. And as mentioned the amorphous silicon battery the characteristics I - V characteristic curve of the amorphous silicon solar cell both in theory and in practical use in low light intensity has good adaptation.

• I - V characteristics of amorphous silicon cells after more than a Vm with the voltage drop slowly


In order to be convenient, we draw the I - V characteristics of two kinds of batteries on the same picture. Crystalline silicon and amorphous silicon battery I - V characteristics of general shape as shown

 we see from the picture, two kinds of cells in the curve changes after exceed the maximum output power point gap is bigger. Output current of crystalline silicon cells after exceed the maximum output power point will soon fall to zero, curve steep; Rather than crystalline silicon cells output current after a long distance to fall to zero, the curve is relatively flat. Two kinds of battery Vm equivalent to about 83% of its open circuit voltage and 83% respectively.

 when light intensity gradually become hour, short circuit current and open circuit voltage of solar battery will be stronger. Short circuit current decreases faster, of course, open circuit voltage decrease more slowly.

 do in battery solar cell array under the condition of load, when the sun battery array of effective output voltage less than the terminal voltage of battery, battery cannot be recharged. When the light intensity gradually become hour, crystal silicon battery charging does not meet the conditions, and amorphous silicon due to the larger voltage difference, do not charge until the light is very dark, effectively increase the use of sunlight time. So, amorphous silicon cells to produce more electricity than the crystalline silicon.

4, more excellent high temperature performance

High in the outdoor environment temperature, amorphous silicon solar cell performance change, depends on the temperature, spectrum, as well as other related factors. But what is certain is: amorphous silicon than monocrystalline silicon or polycrystalline silicon are less likely to be affected by temperature.

Amorphous silicon solar cells than monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon cells have relatively small temperature coefficient of amorphous silicon solar cell output power best Pm temperature coefficient is about 0.19%, and monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon cells best output power Pm temperature coefficient is about 0.5%, when the battery work at higher temperatures, the two batteries will be a drop in the Pm, but the decline is different. They can be calculated using the following formula.


Q:Are there any advancements in solar silicon wafer technology on the horizon?
Yes, there are several advancements in solar silicon wafer technology on the horizon. Researchers and manufacturers are constantly working to improve the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of solar cells. Some of the advancements include the development of thinner wafers, advanced texturing techniques for better light absorption, and the use of new materials such as perovskite. These advancements aim to increase the energy conversion efficiency of solar cells while reducing production costs, making solar energy more accessible and economically viable.
Q:Can solar silicon wafers be used in solar-powered recreational vehicles?
Yes, solar silicon wafers can be used in solar-powered recreational vehicles. These wafers are commonly used to produce solar panels, which can be installed on the roof or other suitable areas of an RV to generate electricity from sunlight. This helps to power various appliances and systems within the vehicle, making it more energy-efficient and sustainable for off-grid or remote camping experiences.
Q:What are the potential future advancements in solar silicon wafer technology?
There are several potential future advancements in solar silicon wafer technology. One possibility is the development of thinner wafers, which would reduce material costs and improve the efficiency of solar panels. Another advancement could be the use of higher-quality silicon materials, such as monocrystalline silicon, to enhance the performance of solar cells. Additionally, there is ongoing research in improving the manufacturing processes of silicon wafers, such as the use of advanced deposition techniques or the introduction of new materials, which could further enhance the efficiency and durability of solar panels.
Q:How are solar silicon wafers protected from handling-induced microcracks?
Solar silicon wafers are protected from handling-induced microcracks through various measures. One common method is to use protective coatings or films, such as polyvinyl butyral (PVB), which act as a cushion and absorb the stress caused by handling. Additionally, automated handling systems are employed to minimize direct contact with the wafers, reducing the risk of microcracks. Specialized packaging and transportation procedures, including the use of anti-static materials and shock-absorbing packaging, further safeguard the wafers during transit. These combined strategies help prevent handling-induced microcracks and ensure the integrity and efficiency of solar silicon wafers.
Q:Are solar silicon wafers affected by power outages?
No, solar silicon wafers are not directly affected by power outages as they are solid-state components that do not rely on continuous power supply. However, during a power outage, the overall solar energy generation system, including inverters and grid connectivity, may be impacted, resulting in a temporary disruption of electricity production from solar panels.
Q:Are there any advancements in solar silicon wafer surface texturing techniques?
Yes, there have been significant advancements in solar silicon wafer surface texturing techniques. Researchers and industry experts have been continuously working on improving the efficiency and performance of solar cells, and one area of focus has been the texture of silicon wafers. Various texturing techniques like chemical etching, laser processing, and plasma techniques have been developed to enhance light trapping and reduce reflection, ultimately increasing the overall efficiency of solar cells. These advancements in surface texturing techniques have played a crucial role in the development of more efficient and cost-effective solar panels.
Q:Are there any environmental concerns associated with solar silicon wafers?
Yes, there are some environmental concerns associated with solar silicon wafers. The primary concern is the energy-intensive manufacturing process of silicon wafers, which requires a significant amount of electricity and raw materials. The production of silicon wafers also generates hazardous waste, including toxic chemicals and greenhouse gas emissions. Additionally, the mining of raw materials like quartz and silicon for the production of wafers can have negative environmental impacts, such as habitat destruction and water pollution. However, it is important to note that compared to other forms of energy generation, solar silicon wafers have relatively minimal environmental impacts over their lifecycle.
Q:How do solar silicon wafers perform in dusty and sandy environments?
Solar silicon wafers can perform well in dusty and sandy environments, although the presence of dust and sand can impact their performance to some extent. The accumulation of dust and sand particles on the surface of solar panels can reduce the amount of sunlight reaching the silicon wafers, resulting in lower energy production. To mitigate this, regular cleaning of the panels is necessary to maintain optimal performance. Additionally, advancements in panel design and coatings have been made to minimize the impact of dust and sand, ensuring better performance in such environments.
Q:Can solar silicon wafers be used in solar-powered agricultural applications?
Yes, solar silicon wafers can be used in solar-powered agricultural applications. These wafers are commonly used in solar panels to convert sunlight into electricity, which can be utilized in various agricultural applications such as powering irrigation systems, crop drying, greenhouse operations, and livestock watering. The use of solar silicon wafers in agricultural settings helps to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and promotes sustainable farming practices.
Q:What are the different types of glass covers used on solar silicon wafers?
The different types of glass covers used on solar silicon wafers include tempered glass, anti-reflective coated glass, textured glass, and transparent conductive oxide coated glass.

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