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Laser drilling of micro holes for back-contacts
CHEMNITZ – 06/06/2008 – 3D-Micromac AG, leading supplier of tailored laser micromachining systems, announces the launching of a dedicated workstation for efficient and at the same time highly precise generation of micro holes for back-side contacting of emitter wrap-through (EWT) solar cells. The novel machining concept is based on the approved microDrill family.
Driven by the Renewable Energy Sources Act, solar industry is scrutinizing ever more effective ways to directly convert solar energy into electric current. The resulting technological stimulus advances the application of particularly flexible tools for micro structuring. For edge isolation as well as selective ablation of layers in the fabrication of thin-film solar cells, laser micromachining techniques are already well-established. Moreover, laser drilling proved predestined for the highly efficient generation of micro holes in EWT solar cells.
Staying abreast of these changes, 3D-Micromac AG advanced the approved microDRILL system. Utilizing an 80 W infrared laser, 5,000 clearance holes can be drilled per second. Their exact alignment at a repeat accuracy of 5 µm is achieved by edge and mark recognition.
Therewith, the preconditions for the generation of micro holes during an industrial-scale fabrication of EWT solar cells are given. Tino Petsch, CEO of 3D-Micromac AG says: „With immediate effect, our customers also in this range do benefit from our long-standing experience in the development of industrial laser micromachining workstations.”
3D-Micromac AG, a leading supplier of customized laser micro machining systems, has gained an established position in the international market over the past several years.
As a developer and manufacturer of complex workstations, as a service provider for materials and surface machining or as a solution provider for the development of specific production processes - we are able to find the best solution for every customer’s task.
More: www.3d-micromac.com
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