The reduction of the breakage rate during the production of solar cells is still a big issue in order to save costs. During manufacturing different handling steps are applied which leads to different kind of dynamical loadings, while the wafer edge seems to be one of the most vulnerable parts of the wafer. In this work the local impact loading at the wafer edge was investigated by experimental and numerical methods. Due to impact loading a local bending phenomenon was observed, which can lead to high tensile stress and damage in terms of microcrack propagation near the contact area
Silicon is brittle and fragile but also expensive. Because many steps in indust rial PV production p...
In order to reduce cost and make up for the rising price of silicon, silicon wafers are sliced thinn...
The existing stress criterion assumes the material to be isotropic and only distinguishes elastic, p...
In the present work, the effects of impacts on silicon (Si) cells embedded in semi-flexible photovol...
AbstractSolar power generation using polycrystalline silicon wafers has been rapidly growing in rece...
Minimizing the breakage rate of silicon wafers and cells during production has been one of the key i...
Fracture of silicon wafers is responsible for lower than desirable manufacturing yields in the photo...
Silicon solar cells are industrially produced from thin silicon wafers. Currently the thickness of t...
The fracture strength of silicon wafers used for photovoltaic and microelectronic applications mainl...
Breakage of silicon wafers during manufacturing is an important issue in the processing of silicon s...
The mechanical aspects of wafer-based crystalline silicon solar cells were investigated for cell bow...
Polycrystalline silicon (polysilicon) currently serves as the primary material for solar cells in th...
Microcracks that are induced in early processing stages, especially before emitter diffusion, strong...
Nowadays, silicon wafers are widely used in a number of areas, in particular in the semiconducting a...
The most advanced production lines for H-pattern poly-crystalline solar cells use wafers of less tha...
Silicon is brittle and fragile but also expensive. Because many steps in indust rial PV production p...
In order to reduce cost and make up for the rising price of silicon, silicon wafers are sliced thinn...
The existing stress criterion assumes the material to be isotropic and only distinguishes elastic, p...
In the present work, the effects of impacts on silicon (Si) cells embedded in semi-flexible photovol...
AbstractSolar power generation using polycrystalline silicon wafers has been rapidly growing in rece...
Minimizing the breakage rate of silicon wafers and cells during production has been one of the key i...
Fracture of silicon wafers is responsible for lower than desirable manufacturing yields in the photo...
Silicon solar cells are industrially produced from thin silicon wafers. Currently the thickness of t...
The fracture strength of silicon wafers used for photovoltaic and microelectronic applications mainl...
Breakage of silicon wafers during manufacturing is an important issue in the processing of silicon s...
The mechanical aspects of wafer-based crystalline silicon solar cells were investigated for cell bow...
Polycrystalline silicon (polysilicon) currently serves as the primary material for solar cells in th...
Microcracks that are induced in early processing stages, especially before emitter diffusion, strong...
Nowadays, silicon wafers are widely used in a number of areas, in particular in the semiconducting a...
The most advanced production lines for H-pattern poly-crystalline solar cells use wafers of less tha...
Silicon is brittle and fragile but also expensive. Because many steps in indust rial PV production p...
In order to reduce cost and make up for the rising price of silicon, silicon wafers are sliced thinn...
The existing stress criterion assumes the material to be isotropic and only distinguishes elastic, p...