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"DuPont Solamet metallization materials, developed by our world class research team, have set the PV industry standard for many years by enabling customers to reduce costs, increase efficiency and enhance the competitiveness of their products," said Peter Brenner, Photovoltaics Business Manager - DuPont Microcircuit Materials. "With the introduction of Solamet® PV159, DuPont has again raised the bar for frontside PV cell metallization, and we¹re continuing to maximize performance improvements at each account."
Customers who have sampled Solamet® PV159 have seen up to 0.5% efficiency improvement on wafers with shallower emitters compared to standard wafers, with substantial improvements also shown on many other wafer/emitter types.
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