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Increasing the efficiency of the photovoltaic cell by Grooving its surface using laser

زيادة فعالية الخلية الكهروضوئية عن طريق تحزيز سطحها بالليزر

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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We grooved photovoltaic cell surface, to extend front grid electrical contact, using laser to improve its performance. By reduce line width leads to reduced shading loss. Mor light can penetrate into the cell instead of being reflected from the metallic gridlines.

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Mason, N.P (BP Solar)(2006) - J Fieret (Exitech Ltd) advanced laser for industrial solar cell processing manufacturing Uk . 50 p
Huber, H ( 2009) - Ultrafast lasers increase solar cell efficiency-Laser center University Munich
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