Silicon solar cell N-region metallizations comprising a nickel-a

Details Silicon solar cell N-region metallizations comprising a nickel-a Silicon solar cell N-region metallizations comprising a nickel-a

1981-11-09

1982-11-30

Weisstuch, Aaron

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric

Photoelectric

Cells

357 30, 357 67, 136261, H01L 3106

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active

043617182

ABSTRACT:
The n-type region of a silicon solar cell is metallized with a nickel-antimony alloy to provide an external contact.

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