Singfilm Solar Achieves Record 22.6% Efficiency in Perovskite Module

• Singfilm Solar's groundbreaking perovskite solar panel achieves 22.6% efficiency with innovative quasi-mono technology, promising high performance and cost-effective production.

Singfilm Solar has achieved a power conversion efficiency of 22.6% for a perovskite solar panel, confirmed by China's NPVM. The mini modules consist of eight sub-cells connected in series on a 55 mm × 55 mm substrate, each with a width of 5.6 mm. Each sub-cell demonstrates impressive metrics with an open-circuit voltage of 1.169 V, a short-circuit current of 25 mA/cm², and a fill factor of 77.4%.

The solar cells in the panel use Singfilm Solar's proprietary quasi-mono industrial preparation technology, allowing for high-throughput continuous production on large rigid and flexible substrates. This technology involves seeded cast silicon, or cast-mono crystalline silicon, which produces 'mono-like' wafer material without the need for costly ingot pulling machinery, resulting in lower susceptibility to recombination and light-induced degradation.

What are the key features of Singfilm Solar's high-efficiency perovskite solar panel?

• Power conversion efficiency of 22.6%
• Mini modules consist of eight sub-cells connected in series on a 55 mm × 55 mm substrate
• Each sub-cell has a width of 5.6 mm
• Open-circuit voltage of 1.169 V
• Short-circuit current of 25 mA/cm²\
• Fill factor of 77.4%
• Utilizes Singfilm Solar's proprietary quasi-mono industrial preparation technology
• Allows for high-throughput continuous production on large rigid and flexible substrates
• Technology involves seeded cast silicon or cast-mono crystalline silicon
• Produces 'mono-like' wafer material without the need for costly ingot pulling machinery
• Results in lower susceptibility to recombination and light-induced degradation