Silicon Heterojunction Solar Cells Featuring Localized Front Contacts

Solar Cells In article number 2400898, Sebastian Smits and co-workers develop a novel method to localize the front carrier-selective passivating contact in silicon heterojunction solar cells. Using this method, they demonstrated high short-circuit current density without compromising fill factor and surface passivation, enabling efficiency improvement of up to 2%abs.

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Solar RRL
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/solr.202570071
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3
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Silicon and Solar Cell Technologies
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Solar Cells In article number 2400898, Sebastian Smits and co-workers develop a novel method to localize the front carrier-selective passivating contact in silicon heterojunction solar cells. Using this method, they demonstrated high short-circuit current density without compromising fill factor and surface passivation, enabling efficiency improvement of up to 2%abs.

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