UNSW Solar Silver and Aluminium Screen Printing Silicon Solar Cells

Screen printing is still the standard method for forming rear and front metal contacts for silicon solar cells. In this video, we show the screen printing of aluminium back surface field solar cells using a commercial screen printer. More information can be found on pv-manufacturing.org/screen-p...
This video is an online educational resource developed for the pv-manufacturing.org/website by Daniel Chen, Wing Ki Kylie Chan, Moonyong Kim, and Jack Colwell in a project headed by Associate Professor Bram Hoex. The project funding was provided by the Australian Centre for Advanced Photovoltaics (ACAP) under Grant “CGR3 - Development of online educational resources for PV manufacturing education” and the Faculty of Engineering of UNSW Sydney.
More information about the A/Prof Bram Hoex’s research group
unswhoexgroup.com/
More information about UNSW Sydney www.unsw.edu.au/
Music:
"Colours" by Tobu
• Tobu - Colors

[@georgekamunya8881]

How is silver paste made?

[@Rockettman]

Can you inform me where you obtained the aluminum screen printing paste? I'm interested to use such a paste in a non-solar related engineering project.

[@moonyongkim8330]

It would be from DuPont company but I believe the company may have changed their portfolio and away from paste production

[@only1to5minutesaudagar67]

Please no set music

[@evgenpatotskiy177]

Go to Avasva page if you want to learn how to build it yourself

[@griffebarbercapas1248]

BR