High-intensity solid-state solar-cell device

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Photoelectric – Panel or array

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136246, 136255, 357 30, H01L 3106

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ABSTRACT:
The invention contemplates a solar-cell construction wherein plural spaced elongate unit cells of an array are formed from a parallel-grooved single wafer or body of substrate material of a first conductivity type, with adjacent sidewalls of adjacent units at each inter-unit groove formation. Both sidewalls at each of a succession of grooves are formed with regions of second conductivity type, and an electrically conductive coating lines each sidewall having a second conductivity type region. A first output-terminal interconnect extends along one margin of the body and has ohmic contact with the coatings of the sidewalls having regions of the second conductivity type. A second output-terminal connection has ohmic contact to the body in a surface region of first conductivity type. Various embodiments are disclosed.

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