High-transmission-rate low-shading-area solar cell
A technology of solar cells and shading area, which is applied to photovoltaic power generation, circuits, electrical components, etc., can solve the problems of increasing the amount of paste used, increasing the manufacturing cost, etc., to increase the transmission of electrons, fast transmission, and reduce the shading area. Effect
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[0022] Compared with the scheme 1 of the prior art, the thin layer loss of the solar battery sheet shown in the first embodiment is increased by 14.4%, and the total shading area is reduced by 19.49%.
[0023] Such as figure 2 As shown, embodiment 2: the line width of the regular hexagonal grid line is 75um, the side length is 3.5mm, the center distance is 6mm, the number of busbar lines set on the positive electrode is three, the busbar line width is 1.8mm, the edge The busbar is 25.5mm away from the edge of the solar cell. Solution 2 of the prior art: there are 3 busbars, the length of the thin grids is 153mm, the width is 75um, the width of the busbars is 1.8mm, and both the busbars and the thin grids are linear.
[0024] Table 3 is a list of thin layer losses of the grid wires of the solar battery sheet shown in Example 2 and the solution 2 of the prior art.
[0025] table 3:
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[0027] Table 4 is a list of grid line shading areas of the solar battery sheet s...
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[0030] Compared with the second scheme of the prior art, the thin layer loss of the solar battery sheet shown in the second embodiment is reduced by 11.5%, and the shading area of the busbar is reduced by 16.67%.
[0031] As the side length of the regular hexagon increases, its loss to the sheet resistance will decrease, but the shading area will also increase.
[0032] Compared with the solar cells in the prior art, the solar cells shown in the second embodiment of the present invention not only increase the transmission of electrons, but also reduce the thin layer loss and shading area, and finally improve the photoelectric conversion efficiency of silicon solar cells .
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