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Development of technique for air coating and nickel and copper metalization of solar cells

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JAN 1, 1982.
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Summary
Solar cells were made with a variety of base metal screen printing inks applied over silicon nitride AR coating and copper electroplated. Fritted and fritless nickel and fritless tin base printing inks were evaluated. Conversion efficiencies as high as 9% were observed with fritted nickel ink contacts, however, curve shapes were generally poor, reflecting high series resistance. Problems encountered in addition to high series reistance included loss of adhesion of the nickel contacts during plating and poor adhesion, oxidation and inferior curve shapes with the tin base contacts.
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NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) Collection.
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Document ID: 19830010951.
Accession ID: 83N19222.
NAS 1.26:169938.
NASA-CR-169938.
DOE/JPL-955986-4.
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