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2006-09-06 Press Release
New materials enhance electrical performance for solar cells Manufacturers of solar cells will be able to significantly reduce silicon usage with new materials developed by Ferro Electronic Material Systems.
A compatible lead- and cadmium-free system of novel aluminum, rear silver,
and front silver metallizations offers improved electrical performance
on silicon wafers that are less than 180 microns thick. Ferro (NYSE:FOE)
is launching the products at the 21st European Photovoltaic Solar Energy
Conference and Exhibition, held in Dresden, Germany, September 4-8, in
Hall 2, Stand 35. The current generation "thin" wafers are 240 micron thick. Ferro's new aluminum product permits further silicon reductions to less than 180 microns thick, with less than 1 mm of camber on 150 mm square wafers. It provides the same BSF thickness at a higher concentration of dopant for a strong BSF (carrier concentration of more than 1019 atoms/cm3), with equivalent or better electrical performance on multi-crystalline wafers. Ferro's compatible new lead free front and rear silver metallizations
provide improved electrical performance and are able to contact emitters
with sheet resistivity of 50 to 70 ohms/square. The products also offer
improved solderability, and adhesion of more than 800 gms using a 4 mil
tabing ribbon. Front silver products are also available in a Hot Melt
option for peak performance and line resolution.
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