Study of crystalline silicon solar cells with integrated bypass diodes
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Abstract
This paper reported a novel method of integrating bypass diodes into crystalline silicon solar cells. Bypass diodes which have the opposite p-n junction were formed by printing specific paste on the local surface of solar cells using screen printing, while infrared laser was applied to isolate the diode from the cell after firing. A module of crystalline silicon solar cells with integrated bypass diodes was fabricated and the I-V characteristics were measured under different shade conditions. The experimental results clearly showed that the integrated bypass diodes can effectively stabilize module’s short circuit current while reduce the module power loss when shaded as well.
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OpenAlex topics: Photovoltaic System Optimization Techniques · Silicon and Solar Cell Technologies · solar cell performance optimization
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