China-headquartered, Trinasolar announced that its industrial 210×182 sq mm n-type bifacial i-TOPCon solar cell achieved a record efficiency of 25.9%, verified by ISFH CalTeC in Germany. This represents the 27th instance in which the company has set or surpassed an efficiency record for solar cells or modules. The cell utilizes a rectangle wafer design with an n-type phosphorus-doped Cz silicon substrate. Key technologies, such as tunnel oxide passivating contact, boron-doped emitter, advanced light-trapping, and fine line printing, were used to reach this efficiency level. This new record surpasses the previous one held by Fraunhofer ISE since 2017.
Trinasolar unveils its most efficient TOPCon cell
Trinasolar’s light-trapping and fine line printing technologies were key factors in achieving the efficiency of its latest solar cell. (Image Source: Wikipedia)
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