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<br clear="all" />A detailed process flow for the solar cell process flow, including all steps and process parameters, can be found here: | <br clear="all" />A detailed process flow for the solar cell process flow, including all steps and process parameters, can be found here: | ||
Process flow for the solar cell fabrication process as [[ | Process flow for the solar cell fabrication process as [[index.php?title=Media:Solar Cell process flow 2024.docx| Word-]] or [[index.php?title=Media:Solar Cell process flow 2024.pdf|PDF-File]]. | ||
==Process flow== | ==Process flow for a Simple Solar Cell== | ||
Beneath you can see an example of a process recipe with all process steps needed to fabricate a wafer with solar cells. In the process you will find links to the actual machines and processes described in LabAdviser, where you can get more detailed information. Before doing the processing you also have to find the right processing parameters, they are not listed here. | Beneath you can see an example of a process recipe with all process steps needed to fabricate a wafer with solar cells. In the process you will find links to the actual machines and processes described in LabAdviser, where you can get more detailed information. Before doing the processing you also have to find the right processing parameters, they are not listed here. | ||
''This is a sketchy description of how a solar cell can be fabricated (some details are omitted). | ''Please note that some of the tools mayb not be up to date in the list below. However, the word and pdf file above have been updated in May 2024.'' | ||
This is a sketchy description of how a solar cell can be fabricated (some details are omitted). | |||
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