Method for manufacturing a solar cell from a substrate wafer

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ABSTRACT:
Through-holes are formed in a substrate wafer by electrochemical etching, so that a perforated, self-supporting layer of n-doped, monocrystalline silicon arises. An n-doped region and a p-doped region that form a pn-junction and that both adjoin a first principal face of the self-supporting layer are produced in the self-supporting layer. A contact to the n-doped region and a contact to the p-doped region are formed on the first principal face, so that the pn-junction can be interconnected as solar cell into which the light incidence can occur via a second principal face lying opposite the first.

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