System for the Production of Single Crystal Semiconductors and Solar Panels Using the Single Crystal Semiconductors

Abstract

A process and the required technical arrangement has been developed to produce single crystal solar panels or otherwise used semiconductors, which starts with the raw material to produce single crystal copper ribbons, extruded directly from the melt, with unharmed and optical surfaces onto which in the next unit a silicon or germanium film will be deposited. In the next unit the copper ribbon will be removed from the silicon film, whilst a hard plastic support or ceramic support is mounted, leaving copper contours on the silicon film to be used as electrical conductors or contacts. In the next unit a thin film is deposited of II-VI-compounds that enhance the infrared sensitivity of the base film of silicon or germanium up to 56% of the incoming light. This technology guarantees the lowest possible cost in production of the highest possible efficiency of materials for infrared applications and also for electronic applications.

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