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The initial method for cutting crystalline silicon is mortar wire cutting but this method has a low cutting efficiency, high material loss, and a certain degree of water pollution so it is gradually replaced by diamond wire cutting.
The processing quality is mainly characterized by the dimensions and surface morphology of material surface. Whether drilling or cutting of silicon, the processing quality improves from nanosecond, picosecond to femtosecond laser due to the differences in material removal mechanism.
In addition to the field-assisted technology, a variety of new cutting methods emerge endlessly. Silicon can be cut by controlling the propagation path of laser induced crack. This technology is called LITP and realizes debris, chipping and cracks free cutting of silicon.
However, due to the immature laser cutting technology, the processing effect of monocrystalline silicon is not ideal [24, 25], especially since the machining affected zone cannot be completely eliminated in the laser direct cutting and the excessive machining affected zone will reduce the chip performance.
The cutting quality of silicon was good by using LITPC and the average surface roughness was about ten nanometers. Theoretical analysis indicated that crack propagation occurred when the stress intensity factor at the crack tip exceeded the fracture toughness of silicon.
This paper systematically summarizes laser drilling and cutting of silicon with different pulse widths from nanosecond, picosecond to femtosecond. Liquid-assisted laser removal of silicon are also discussed. As a new processing method, laser induced thermal crack propagation cutting (LITP) of silicon is described.
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Images of a solar cell fabricated for edge repassivation evaluation. The left image is the front side of a cell. The right image is the rear side of a cell, and the cell was cut into 1/4 sizes through the gaps. Table 1 Solar cells'' IV changes ( ) after repassivation, with and without HF clean. Cells are TLS emitter cut with 1-edge. Group Cell
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Get Price >>This paper systematically summarizes laser drilling and cutting of silicon with different pulse widths from nanosecond, picosecond to femtosecond. Liquid-assisted laser …
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Get Price >>Cutting full silicon wafer cells into smaller sub cells offers advantages in terms of module output power and has therefore become state of the art. Besides half-cut cells, multi-cut solar cells offer attractive advantages when interconnected by the "shingling" approach, maximizing the photoactive area. However, post-metallization cutting of solar cells also introduces …
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Get Price >>This paper presents an overview of high-efficiency silicon solar cells'' typical technologies, including surface passivation, anti-reflection coating, surface texturing, multi-junction solar cell, and interdigitated back contact solar cell. The working principles, characteristics, and some recent research of these techniques are discussed in ...
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Get Price >>A 50 μm thin layer of high quality crystalline silicon together with efficient light trapping and well passivated surfaces is in principle all that is required to achieve stable solar cell efficiencies in the 20% range the present work, we propose to obtain these layers by directly cutting 50 μm thin wafers from an ingot with novel cutting techniques.
Get Price >>Specifically, to reduce the cost of a silicon wafer, which accounts for approximately 40% of the cell price [13], the as-cut silicon wafer (currently approximately 180 µm) and the limit of cell ...
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Get Price >>The values of a standard multi- 864 S. Hopman et al. Table 2 Comparison of ablation efficiency η, material removal rate M of the first laser groove, cutting speed during the first laser groove S1 exp, average cutting speed Sn exp, theoretical cutting duration for 100 × 10 mm2 Ttc, and the experimental cutting duration for 100 × 10 mm2 Texp Ablation Material Cutting Average …
Get Price >>This article summarizes the nanosecond, picosecond, femtosecond laser drilling and cutting technologies of silicon according to the classification of laser pulse widths.
Get Price >>Due to the brittleness of silicon, the use of a diamond wire to cut silicon wafers is a critical stage in solar cell manufacturing. In order to improve the production yield of the cutting process, it is …
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