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Solar Cell Construction**: A basic solar cell consists of a metal conductive plate (positive electrode) covered by a thin silicon layer (semiconductor material), which usually contains a silicon boron mixture on the bottom and a silicon phosphorus layer on top, forming a p-n junction

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Solar Cell Construction**: A basic solar cell consists of a metal conductive plate (positive electrode) covered by a thin silicon layer (semiconductor material), which usually contains a silicon boron mixture on the bottom and a silicon phosphorus layer on top, forming a p-n junction Read More »

An anti-reflective coating and a metal grid (negative electrode) with “fingers” and “bus bars” are placed on top, all protected by a glass layer

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An anti-reflective coating and a metal grid (negative electrode) with “fingers” and “bus bars” are placed on top, all protected by a glass layer Read More »

Monocrystalline cells** are rigid, usually black or very dark blue with no visible crystals, and are more efficient (around 15-19%) but more expensive to produce due to a more refined process that forms one giant crystal

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Monocrystalline cells** are rigid, usually black or very dark blue with no visible crystals, and are more efficient (around 15-19%) but more expensive to produce due to a more refined process that forms one giant crystal Read More »