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The interconnection of busbar-free solar cells by multiple wires is a simple and evolutionary concept to lower the cost of PV modules by reducing silver consumption for the front side metallization and to increase the module efficiency by lower series resistance and improved light harvesting.
PV module efficiency has been improved due to the development of manufacturing technologies. However, the introduction of new technology leads to an increase in the fabrication cost of the module. In this study, we designed the busbar-free electrode pattern of the crystalline silicon solar cells suitable for the shingled PV modules.
Busbars are parallel lines on the surface of solar cells that collect and convert solar energy into electricity. Over the years, the number of busbars increased from 2BB to as many as 21BB. This increase aimed to reduce silver usage while enhancing the cell’s ability to collect electrical current, thus improving efficiency. What is 0BB/ZBB?
Since busbar-free pattern solar cells do not have measurable busbars, they must be joined to form strings to measure their characteristics. Therefore, there are no experimental characteristics of the busbar-free pattern.
Accordingly, we focused on reducing the consumption of Ag paste used for the metallization of solar cells by designing busbar-free electrode patterns suitable for shingled photovoltaic modules. In this paper, we introduced the busbar-free design of the electrode patterns on the front and rear side of the crystalline silicon solar cells.
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