Solar Cell Combination

The solar cell combination in which a plurality of solar cells are contacted with each other by at least two independent electrodes, wherein at least one first electrode is formed from at least one first wire conductor that first spans a plurality of solar cells, and wherein the first and the second electrodes are contacted with each other, and wherein the solar cell combination comprises:

• a first electrode on the light incidence side of a first solar cell, wherein the first electrode consists of a multiplicity of first wire conductors which are substantially parallel to each other and which are contacted with the light incidence side of this solar cell,
• a second electrode on the back side of an adjacent second solar cell which is connected to the back side of said second solar cell and which is contacted in the spacing toward the first solar cell with the first electrode of the first solar cell.

The solar cell combination in which the solar cells are contacted with each other by at least two independent electrodes, wherein at least one first electrode is formed from at least one first wire conductor that first spans a plurality of solar cells, and wherein the first and the second electrodes are contacted with each other, and the first and/or the second electrodes are separated at the positions required for the connection and that transverse to the first and second wire conductors at least one cross-connector extends which is contacted with the first and second wire conductors, wherein the contact elements and/or the cross-connectors are structured in such a manner that in the solar module, the light reflected by said contact elements/cross-connectors is directed through total internal reflection on the glass to the active cell surface.

The solar cell combination in which the solar cells are contacted with each other by at least two independent electrodes, wherein at least one first electrode is formed from at least one first wire conductor that first spans a plurality of solar cells, and wherein the first and the second electrodes are contacted with each other, and the first and/or the second electrodes are separated at the positions required for the connection, and wherein separated solar cells are contacted and connected with each other.