Trina Solar announced the achievement of 25.04% efficiency for the IBC cell at its State Key Laboratory of PV Science and Technology in Changzhou, China. The record was achieved on an n-type monocrystalline IBC cell measuring 243.18cm², with open circuit voltage up to 715.6mV.
According to Trina Solar, the cell was fabricated on a phosphorous doped silicon substrate and utilized a low-cost industrial process IBC process featuring conventional tube doping technologies and fully screen-printed metallization.
The efficiency was independently verified by Japan Electric Safety and Environment Technology Laboratory. Trina also points out that this cell is the first single junction crystalline silicon to surpass 25% efficiency.
This achievement breaks Trina’s own record of for a monocrystalline IBC cell, set in 2016. It also adds to the extensive list of accolades achieved by Trina Solar’s State Key Lab – which now has 18 world records in cell and module technology under its belt.
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