Isolation layer for photovoltaic device and method of producing

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Photoelectric – Panel or array

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136249, 136258, 29572, 357 30, 427 74, H01L 3104, H01L 3118

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ABSTRACT:
Large area photovoltaic devices are defined by applying a pattern of electrically-insulating material directly atop the exposed surface of the semiconductor material. Methods of producing these photovoltaic devices in a continuous or batch process are also disclosed herein. Each large area device may include a matrix of electrically-isolated segments, each segment including a common substrate, a semiconductor body atop the substrate, and a transparent, electrically-conductive coating atop the semiconductor layer. Each large area photovoltaic device may include additionally or independently thereof, an electrically-inactive region also defined by the insulating material. The instant method of producing the photovoltaic devices eliminates the scribing steps required by prior art processes, while the product includes a boundary which separates the adjacent, electrically-isolated segments.

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patent: 4005468 (1977-01-01), Tanimura et al.

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