ArticleNature communications2025
27%-efficiency silicon heterojunction cell with 98.6% cell-to-module ratio driving new momentum towards the 29.4% limit.
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- Molecular Pinning Effect in Composite Self-Assembled Monolayers Enabling Efficient Perovskite/TOPCon Tandem Solar Cells.Angewandte Chemie (International ed. in English) · 2026Article
- Advanced Laser Technologies for Efficient Crystalline Silicon Solar Cells.Nano-micro letters · 2026Review
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Abstract
Silicon heterojunction technologies based on both-sided nanocrystalline contact layers currently offer the best passivation for commercial solar cells. We further improved this structure with rear-side polishing and progressive RF/VHF PECVD film deposition methods for doping layers, enabling high-pace mass production while maintaining notable passivation quality. Following this optimization, a certified cell efficiency above 27.0% and a fill factor of 87.06% are achieved on a large-area rectangular wafer (210 mm half-cell). With a multibusbar round-ribbon (smart-wire) design, we demonstrate a certified module efficiency of 25.44% and a module fill factor above 86% (for the first time) under a masked area of 1.63 m
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