Series connected solar cells and method of formation

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Photoelectric – Panel or array

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29572, 29580, 29583, 29591, 136258, 357 30, H01L 3106, H01L 3118

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045174032

ABSTRACT:
A photovoltaic device has a continuous thin film with a plurality of spaced photovoltaic regions thereon and front and back electrode portions substantially coextensive with each of the photovoltaic regions. Electrical connection between the regions is provided directly through the film itself, from each back electrode portion to the front electrode portion of an adjacent region. Thus, at least two of the photovoltaic regions are connected in series to increase the output voltage of the device.

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