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We fabricate silicon nanowire solar cells which, other than the texturing step, are processed by conventional silicon solar cell manufacturing equipment. The nanowires reduce reflection compared to standard multicrystalline cells, leading to higher short-circuit current. A less anticipated benefit is that the nanowires can also increase open-circuit voltage and fill factor. Compared to standard multicrystalline...
Back-contact crystalline-silicon photovoltaic solar cells and modules offer a number of advantages including the elimination of grid shadowing losses, reduced cost by use of thinner silicon substrates, simpler module assembly, and improved aesthetics. While the existing method for interconnecting and stringing edge-connected back contact cells is acceptably straight-forward and reliable, there are...
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