Photovoltaic modules<\/a>The power and service life of the module are greatly affected. At present, various welding strip manufacturers and component manufacturers have optimized from multiple aspects such as electricity and optics, and designed various welding methods with low resistivity, different surface coatings, and different surface structures. At the same time, it can further improve the light utilization rate and output power of the module.<\/p>For example, as shown in Figure 1(a), a light-induced structure can be formed on the surface of the ribbon by calendering, or a light-induced structure can be attached to the surface of the ribbon. Thin film layer, etc. For surface coating technology, the coating on the surface of the ribbon by ordinary hot dipping process is uneven, as shown in Figure 1(b). The thickness is reduced, thereby reducing the resistance; special processes can also be used to form a coating on an uneven surface to form a light-induced structure on the surface.<\/p>
New low-temperature welding processes are an important development direction in the future. Traditional solder strips need to be alloyed at high temperatures to complete the welding process, but high temperatures can cause the battery to warp, crack or even fragment, affecting the production yield of the component, and may affect the power output of the component, such as heterojunction cells (HIT). The amorphous layer contained in its structure is very sensitive to temperature, and excessively high temperatures can cause the battery efficiency to decrease. Therefore, traditional tin-coated solder strips need to be further improved in terms of environmental protection, low temperature, optics, electricity, mechanics, etc. to achieve high power and long life of the component.<\/p>
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