Solar cells with reflectors
A technology of solar cells and reflectors, applied in the field of solar cells, can solve the problems of front shading loss, benefit, and large shading loss of finger grid lines, so as to improve conversion efficiency and avoid shading loss
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Embodiment 1
[0047] Step 1: Solar Cell Preparation
[0048] Select a P-type polycrystalline solar cell with a size of 156mm*156mm, and make a front electrode by screen printing, wherein the printed front finger grid has a width of 80 microns, a height of 15 microns, and a length of 153 mm. The distance between the two most edge finger grid lines and the edge of the cell is 1.5mm. The battery with the printed front and back electrodes is subjected to a sintering test, and the subsequent steps are awaited. The aforementioned front electrode can also be prepared by spraying.
[0049] Step 2: Prepare the reflector
[0050] Prepare a triangular reflective strip with a base length of 100 microns, a height of 150 microns, and a length of 153 mm by stamping or injection molding, clean its three surfaces, and then spray a specular shot layer on its three surfaces, and One bottom edge is coated with a 30 micron thick adhesive layer.
[0051] Step 3: Integrate the reflector on the solar cell
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Embodiment 2
[0055] Step 1: Solar Cell Preparation
[0056] Select a P-type polycrystalline solar cell with a size of 156mm*156mm, and make a front electrode by screen printing, wherein the printed front finger grid has a width of 80 microns, a height of 15 microns, and a length of 153 mm. The distance between the two most edge finger grid lines and the edge of the cell is 1.5mm. The battery with the printed front and back electrodes is subjected to a sintering test, and the subsequent steps are awaited. The front electrode mentioned above can also be prepared by spraying, or by other processes such as line-enhanced metallization technology.
[0057] Step 2: Prepare the reflector
[0058] Use transparent materials to prepare triangular groove rows with a base length of 100 microns, a height of 150 microns, and a length of 153 mm by stamping or injection molding. The two surfaces of the triangular groove are smooth and clean, and then the mirror reflection layer is sprayed on both sides,...
Embodiment 3
[0063] Step 1: Prepare solar cells with contact electrodes in advance
[0064] Select a P-type polycrystalline solar cell with a size of 156mm*156mm, and make a front electrode by screen printing, wherein the printed front finger grid has a width of 80-150 microns, a height of 5 microns to 15 microns, and a length of 153 mm. The distance between the two most edge finger grid lines and the edge of the cell is 1.5mm. Put the battery with printed front and back electrodes into a sintering furnace for sintering, and wait for the next step. The aforementioned front electrode can also be prepared by spraying.
[0065] Step 2: Prepare a light-reflective conductor with a flux layer
[0066] The copper copper wire is drawn into a round copper wire with a diameter of 60 microns by a drawing process, and then a layer of lead-tin flux layer with a thickness of about 20 microns is coated on it by a thermal coating process; The wire is placed in the stamping die and punched, so that the ...
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