SLIVER technology, invented and developed at the Australian National University’s Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems with financial support from Origin Energy, produces ultra-thin, elongated monocrystalline cells that are perfectly bifacial and highly flexible. The SLIVER cell process uses an innovative micromachining technique to slice the wafer into thousands of tiny strips. The cells are developed on these silicon strips, which are then separated from the wafer. View our video for an animated view of the SLIVER process.
Post time: Jan-30-2017