Gabriel Harley
SunPower
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photovoltaic specialists conference | 2010
Peter John Cousins; David D. Smith; Hsin-Chiao Luan; Jane Manning; Tim Dennis; Ann Waldhauer; Karen E. Wilson; Gabriel Harley; William P. Mulligan
This paper reports recent progress by SunPower Corporation to commercialize the Generation 3 product. The Generation 3 product has been designed to deliver both increased performance and lower manufacturing cost. Improved performance was achieved through optimization of the diffusion recombination losses. A conversion efficiency of 24.2% was achieved on a champion cell made on production equipment using a production wafer, 155.1cm2 n-type CZ. This result was verified by the National Renewable Energy testing Laboratory. Modules made with Generation 3 cells were measured by NREL to have > 20.4% total area efficiency (>332W with 1.63m2 modules). This paper presents the design changes before detailing the resulting performance.
photovoltaic specialists conference | 2012
David D. Smith; Peter John Cousins; Asnat Masad; Ann Waldhauer; Staffan Westerberg; Michael C. Johnson; Xiuwen Tu; Tim Dennis; Gabriel Harley; Genevieve A. Solomon; Seung Bum Rim; Michael Shepherd; Scott Harrington; Michael Defensor; Arjelene Leygo; Princess Carmi Tomada; Junbo Wu; Thomas Pass; Laurice Ann; Laurio Smith; Neil Bergstrom; Christopher Nicdao; Pauline Tipones; Dennis Vicente
This paper reports on the first large scale manufacturing of Gen III solar cells. The Gen III product has been designed to deliver increased performance and lower cost throughout the value chain. Reduced emitter recombination is the key feature to deliver the efficiency improvement. Gen III is now ramping on a production line in SunPowers Philippines manufacturing plant. Production run median efficiency is 23.6%. Total area module efficiency is 21.2 %. The Gen III solar cell architecture has a low breakdown voltage in reverse, which minimizes power loss and wear on module materials under shaded conditions.
Archive | 2010
Gabriel Harley; David D. Smith; Peter John Cousins
Archive | 2015
Gabriel Harley; Taeseok Kim; Richard Hamilton Sewell; Michael Morse; David D. Smith; Matthieu Moors; Jens-Dirk Moschner
Archive | 2012
Gabriel Harley; Taeseok Kim; Peter John Cousins
Archive | 2014
Gabriel Harley
Archive | 2012
Seung Bum Rim; Gabriel Harley
Archive | 2015
Gabriel Harley; Taeseok Kim; Benjamin Ian Hsia
Archive | 2014
Taeseok Kim; Gabriel Harley; John Viatella; Perine Jaffrennou
Archive | 2012
Gabriel Harley; Thomas Pass; Peter John Cousins; John Viatella