CIGS cells use extremely thin layers of semiconductor material applied to a low-cost backing such as glass, flexible metallic foils, high-temperature polymers or stainless steel sheets. Thin-film cells require less energy to make and can be fabricated by a variety of processes. Because of this, they provide a promising path for providing more affordable [...]
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Thin-film solar cells more competitive and more efficient !!
Posted by Vladan in March 30th, 2008
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Mobile phone charger: Solar ofcourse….
Posted by Vladan in March 10th, 2008
If you think that you need a piece of mind, this gadget is a must for you. A solar battery charger for your cellphone. It comes from Japan.
This little cell phone strap from Strap-Ya is actually a small solar cell that can store energy and charge your phone. It can be charged up to 500 [...]
Konaraka thin film coated solar cells printed by Inkjet Printers
Posted by Vladan in March 9th, 2008
Thist time it’s for good. I beleive that this technology will bring the solar energy to the masses. Let’s have a look. I already talked about Nanosolar’s flexible solar panels which can lower the producing costs. But few days ago Konaraka announced succesfull testing a inkjet printing technology to produce a solar panels.
“Inkjet printing is [...]
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