WO2011080470A1 - Cellule photovoltaïque organique et module comprenant une telle cellule - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to the field of organic photovoltaic cells.
- Photovoltaic cells are electronic components that, when exposed to light, generate electricity.
- the so-called "first generation” cells consist of two electrodes between which is interposed a solid semiconductor plate (generally silicon) whose thickness is of the order of one hundred microns, with p-doped zones. n-doped areas, to create a pn junction.
- the semiconductor constitutes the so-called photoactive medium within which the light is absorbed, thus creating electron-hole pairs. The displacement of these electrons and holes towards their respective electrodes generates an electric potential between the electrodes and thus a source of electric current.
- the ratio between the solar energy received and the electrical energy supplied is of the order of 25% for the best cells.
- the so-called “second generation” cells have the main advantage of using less material. They use “thin layers”.
- the thin layers of material (of the order of a micron) are deposited on a substrate, for example glass.
- the electrodes and the layers of semiconductor material are formed in thin layers.
- the semiconductor material is, for example, amorphous silicon (a-Si), indium copper diselenium (CIS) or cadmium telluride (CdTe).
- second-generation cells are less expensive. Their yield, up to 19%> in the case of CIS, is lower than the first-generation cells, but the ratio between their yield and their manufacturing cost is better.
- the "third generation” of photovoltaic cells aims to further improve this relationship.
- the third-generation cells there are in particular so-called organic photovoltaic cells. These cells use a photoactive medium based on an organic semiconductor (polymer or "small molecule").
- the photoactive medium can be deposited wet by an inexpensive method and the selected substrate can be flexible, which allows the use of particularly economical production techniques such as "roll-to-roll".
- the present invention relates more particularly to an organic photovoltaic cell, of the type comprising:
- an organic photoactive medium comprising an electron donor material and an electron acceptor material
- a second electrode comprising a conductive gate, the first electrode being located between the substrate and the second electrode.
- WO-A-2007/002376 describes, with reference to FIG. 2, a photovoltaic cell comprising a substrate on which is deposited an anode formed by a continuous layer, a layer of an electron-blocking material deposited on the anode, itself covered successively with a photoactive medium, a layer of a hole blocking material, a grid-shaped cathode, an adhesive layer and a substrate.
- the deposition of the first electrode and the blocking layer on the substrate is for example provided at a first manufacturing site.
- the substrate provided with the first electrode is then for example sent to another manufacturing site for deposition of the photoactive medium by wet followed by deposition of the second electrode subsequently to the deposition of the photoactive medium.
- the second electrode can not be deposited on the substrate, even in part, before the deposition of the photoactive medium.
- the photoactive medium has the advantage of being inexpensive, particularly thanks to the simplicity of implementation of wet deposition and the small amount of material used, but the cost of the cell remains relatively high, in particular because of the processes involved. of manufacture of the two electrodes.
- An object of the invention is to provide an organic photovoltaic cell having a relatively low manufacturing cost, so as to have a good ratio between its energy efficiency and its manufacturing cost.
- the subject of the present invention is a photovoltaic cell of the aforementioned type, characterized in that the cell comprises an insulating gate formed on the first electrode and in that the conductive gate is formed on the insulating gate, the insulating gate and the conductive grid defining together reception apertures of the photoactive medium capable of receiving the photoactive medium after the deposit on the substrate of the first electrode, the insulating grid and the conductive grid.
- the insulating gate is formed on the first electrode so as to electrically isolate the second electrode from the first electrode.
- Such a cell thanks to the insulating grid and to this particular arrangement of the insulating gate and the conductive gate, allows the first electrode and at least a part of the second electrode to be deposited on the same substrate, before depositing the photoactive medium.
- the added value of the substrate before deposition of the photoactive medium is higher.
- the manufacturing method is easy to implement and the manufacturing cost of the electrodes can be optimized, for example by forming the first electrode and the conductive grid in the same deposition chamber.
- the photovoltaic cell according to the invention also allows the deposition of the wet photoactive medium in an inexpensive process and the selected substrate can be flexible, which allows the use of particularly economical production techniques such as "roll-to- roll ".
- the cell comprises one or more of the following characteristics, taken separately or in any technically possible combination:
- the receiving openings are closed by the first electrode or by a layer interposed between the first electrode and the insulating gate;
- the conductive gate is formed of at least one electroconductive layer; the conductive gate has characteristics specific to obtaining by depositing through a mask;
- the insulating gate and the conductive gate have characteristics suitable for obtaining by depositing through the same mask; -
- the insulating grid and the conductive grid define a pattern of openings that is irregular and random;
- the reception openings defined by the conductive grid extend the reception openings defined by the insulating grid
- the receiving openings are disjointed and spaced apart;
- the openings of the insulating grid and the conductive grid have a mean diameter of between 5 and 100 microns, preferably between 6 and 20 microns;
- the strands defining the openings of the insulating gate and the conductive gate have an average width of between 500 nm and 10 microns, preferably between 600 nm and 2 ⁇ ;
- the strands of the insulating grid have an average height and the layer or layers of the insulating grid have one or more resistivities adapted to obtain a thickness resistance of the strands of the insulating gate sufficient to prevent a short circuit between the first electrode; and the second electrode;
- the average diameter of the openings, the average width of the strands, the average height of the strands and the resistivity (s) of the conductive layer (s) of the conductive gate are, for example, chosen so that the conductive gate has a resistance per square of between 1 and 20 ⁇ / D, preferably between 5 and 15 ⁇ / ⁇ , preferably between 8 and 10 ⁇ / D;
- the second electrode (6) comprises at least one organic conductive layer of electrically conductive organic material, the organic conductive layer covering the photoactive medium;
- the organic conductive layer at least partially fills the openings of the conductive grid
- the organic conductive layer at least partially fills the openings of the insulating grid
- the photoactive medium at least partially fills the openings of the insulating grid
- the photoactive medium does not fill, even partially, the openings of the conductive grid
- the cell comprises, between the photoactive medium and the conductive grid, a hole-locking layer if the second electrode is the cathode or electron-blocker if the second electrode is the anode;
- the second electrode comprises at least one conductive layer of electrically conductive material, the conductive gate comprising said at least one conductive layer;
- the first electrode comprises at least one conductive layer of electrically conductive material
- the conductive layer (s) of the conductive gate have, for example, one or more resistivities less than or equal to 10 -3 ⁇ .cm, for example less than or equal to 10 -5 ⁇ .cm;
- the thickness of the conductive grid is for example between 100 nm and 2000 nm;
- the insulating gate comprises at least one insulating layer made of dielectric material
- the insulating layer or layers of the insulating grid have a resistivity greater than or equal to 10 5 ⁇ ⁇ cm, for example greater than or equal to 10 7 ⁇ ⁇ cm;
- said at least one conductive layer of the first electrode is continuous.
- the invention also relates to a photovoltaic module comprising a plurality of photovoltaic cells connected in series, characterized in that the photovoltaic cells are as described above, the second electrode of a photovoltaic cell k being in electrical contact with the first electrode of a photovoltaic cell k + 1 immediately adjacent and the second electrode of the photovoltaic cell k + 1 being in electrical contact with the first electrode of a photovoltaic cell k + 2 immediately adjacent, for k between 1 and N- 2, N being the number of photovoltaic cells of the module.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a photovoltaic cell comprising successive steps of:
- the method comprises one or more of the following characteristics, taken separately or in any technically possible combination:
- the step of forming the mask comprises:
- a deposition step of a layer based on a solution of colloidal particles stabilized and dispersed in a solvent and o a step of drying said layer until an interstice network forming a deposition mask of a grid is obtained.
- the solution of colloidal particles is deposited by dip coating
- the method comprises a step of depositing, on the photoactive medium and on the conducting grid, at least one conductive organic conductive layer, to form the second electrode with said at least one second conductive layer.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a photovoltaic module comprising successive steps of:
- the method comprises one or more of the following characteristics, taken separately or in any technically possible combination: -
- the method further comprises a step of depositing at least one conductive organic layer of conductive material on the photoactive medium and optionally on the conductive grid, to form the second electrode with the conductive grid;
- the method further comprises:
- a third laser ablation step following third lines parallel to and adjacent to the second lines, on the opposite side to the first lines, the laser being configured to remove along the third lines said at least one organic conductive layer, the photoactive medium, said at least one second conductive layer and said at least one insulating layer but without removing said at least one first conductive layer.
- FIG. 1 is a partial schematic sectional view of a photovoltaic cell according to the invention.
- Figures 2 to 4 and 5 to 9 are views similar to Figure 1 illustrating different steps of the manufacturing process of the cell;
- FIGS. 4a and 4b are top views of examples of masks
- FIGS. 10 to 15 are partial schematic sectional views illustrating the manufacture of a photovoltaic module comprising a plurality of photovoltaic cells according to Figure 1, connected together in series.
- the photovoltaic cell 1 according to the invention is organic.
- organic photovoltaic cell is generally understood to mean a photovoltaic cell whose photoactive medium is organic, that is to say a photoactive medium mainly composed of an organic semiconductor.
- the invention is of course not limited to the organic and inorganic semiconductors listed below.
- Organic semiconductors are characterized by the regular alternation of single and double bonds allowing delocalization of electrons along the skeleton. We talk about the phenomenon of conjugation. Organic semiconductors can be classified into two categories: low molecular weight molecules commonly known as "small molecules" or polymers.
- Organic semiconductor means all organic semiconductors, but also organic-inorganic hybrid semiconductors, in particular organometallic semiconductors, with the exception of conventional inorganic semiconductors based on germanium, silicon, etc.
- the organic photovoltaic cell 1 comprises, as illustrated in FIG. 1, a substrate 2, a first electrode 4, a second electrode 6, an insulating gate 8 separating the first electrode 4 and the second electrode 6, and a medium organic photoactive agent 10 arranged for electrical contact with the first electrode 4 and the second electrode 6.
- the substrate 2 provides the support function for depositing the layers of material forming different elements of the cell 1.
- the substrate 2 has an upper surface 2A on which the various deposited layers form layers parallel to the plane of the upper surface 2A.
- the first electrode 4 is formed by a continuous layer 12 of an electrically conductive material, which is deposited on the substrate 2, either directly or with the interposition of one or more layers, for example S1 3 N 4 or SnZnO.
- a layer A formed (or deposited) on a layer B a layer A formed either directly on the layer B and therefore in contact with the layer B, or formed on the layer B with interposition of one or more layers between layer A and layer B.
- the layer 12 is continuous over the extent of the layer.
- the insulating grid 8 is obtained by depositing on the first electrode 4 an insulating layer 13 of dielectric material and in the form of a grid. Deposition is performed through a mask, as described in more detail below. The first electrode 4 is thus located between the substrate 2 and the insulating gate 8.
- grid means a set of the same material consisting of strands delimiting between them through openings and joining. Each strand is connected to any other strand of the grid either directly, when the two strands join, or through other strands of the grid.
- the second electrode 6 comprises a conductive grid 14 and an organic conductive layer 16 deposited wet, which is optional.
- the conductive grid 14 is obtained by depositing on the insulating grid 8 a layer 15 of electrically conductive material or a stack of layers, through the same mask as that used to form the insulating grid 8.
- the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14 are juxtaposed and deposited on the first electrode 4.
- the insulating grid 8 is sandwiched between the first electrode 4 and the conductive grid 14.
- the photoactive medium 10 is deposited after the deposition of the conductive grid 14 and before that of the organic conductive layer 16.
- the photoactive medium 10 is arranged in the openings 8A of the insulating grid 8 by depositing through the openings 14A of the conductive grid 14.
- the openings 8A thus define with the openings 14A receiving openings of the photoactive medium 10 to receive the medium photoactive 10 after deposition of the first electrode 4, the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14.
- the organic conductive layer 16 is deposited on the photoactive medium 10 and on the conductive grid 14.
- the organic conductive layer 16 thus covers the photoactive medium 10 and provides an electrically conductive medium between the photoactive medium 10 and the conductive grid 14.
- the grids 8 and 14 are identical in cross section, that is to say in section along a surface parallel to the plane of the upper surface 2 A of the substrate 2 and the grids 8 and 14 are aligned such that their respective apertures 8A, 14A are respectively facing each other and extend each other.
- the grids 8 and 14 each have a large number of respective openings
- the receiving apertures 8A, 14A are disjointed and spaced apart. They are closed by the first electrode 4, that is to say that the first electrode defines the bottom of the openings. As a variant, however, the receiving apertures 8A, 14A are closed by a continuous layer interposed between the insulating grid 8 and the first electrode 4.
- the organic conductive layer 16 closes the receiving openings 8A, 14A on the opposite side to the first electrode 4. It is also alternatively an intermediate layer. Note that before deposition of the photoactive medium and the organic conductive layer 16, the receiving openings 8A, 14A are blind. They are then closed by the deposition of the organic conductive layer 16 or an intermediate layer.
- the respective strands 8B, 14B of the grids 8, 14 extend along the thickness "h" of the cell 1.
- the grids 8 and 14 thus together form a continuous grid pattern according to the thickness "h".
- the patterns formed by the strands 8B, 14B of the grids 8 and 14 are irregular and random, due to the formation of the mask by drying and cracking of a colloidal suspension, as explained below in more detail.
- the openings 8A, 14A have for example a mean diameter "D" of between 5 and 100 ⁇ , preferably between 6 and 20 ⁇ .
- Strands 8B and 14B have, for example, an average width "L" of between 500 nm and 10 ⁇ m, preferably between 600 nm and 2 ⁇ m. (Note that throughout the text, the limits of the intervals are included)
- the ratio between the average diameter D of the openings and the average width L of the strands is for example between 5 and 20, preferably between 10 and 20.
- the insulating gate 8 has for example a thickness between 50 nm and 2 ⁇ .
- the conductive grid 14 has for example a thickness between 100 nm and 2 ⁇ .
- the sizing of the average diameter D of the openings 8 A, 14 A, the average width L and height H of the strands 8B, 14B, results from a compromise between several parameters: the energy transmission of the electrode 6, the resistance of the second electrode 6, the thickness resistance of the strands 8B of the insulating grid 8 and the manufacturing cost.
- the resistance of the second electrode 6 increases with the decrease of the width L of the strands. This resistance can then be reduced by increasing the average height H of the strands, that is to say the thickness of the conductive grid 14, so as to increase the strand section, which reduces the resistance.
- the increase in the average height H of the strands can be translated (according to the manufacturing technique used) by an increase in the manufacturing costs of the conductive grid 14, by increasing its deposition time.
- the strands 8B of the insulating grid 8 have an average height H and the layer or layers of the insulating grid 8 have one or more resistivities adapted to obtain a thickness resistance of the strands 8B of the insulating grid 8 sufficient to prevent a short -circuit between the first electrode 4 and the second electrode 6.
- the insulating layer or layers of the insulating gate 8 have, for example, a resistivity greater than or equal to 10 5 ⁇ .cm, for example greater than or equal to 10 7 ⁇ .cm.
- the average diameter D of the openings 14A, the average width L of the strands 14B, the average height H of the strands 14B and the resistivity or resistivities of the conductive layer or layers 15 of the conductive grid 14 are for example chosen so that the conductive grid 14 has a sheet resistance ("sheet resistance" in English) of between 1 and 20 ⁇ / D, preferably between 5 and 15 ⁇ / D, preferably between 8 and 10 ⁇ / D. (Note that square resistance is by definition measured parallel to substrate 2).
- the conductive layer or layers 15 of the conductive grid 14 have, for example, one or more resistivities less than or equal to 10 -3 ⁇ , for example less than or equal to 10 -5 ⁇ .
- the photoactive medium 10 is arranged in the openings 8A of the insulating grid 8 and partially fills the openings 8A of the grid 8.
- the organic conductive layer 16 provides electrical contact between the photoactive medium 10 and the conductive grid 14.
- the photoactive medium completely fills the openings 8A of the insulating grid 8 and at least partially fills the openings 14A of the conductive grid 14.
- the organic conductive layer 16 is then optional because the photoactive medium is in contact with the conductive grid 14.
- the photovoltaic cell 1 is configured such that the photoactive medium 10 is in electrical contact with the first electrode 4 and with the second electrode 6.
- in electrical contact does not necessarily mean “in contact”, hole blocking layers and / or electrons being for example interposed between the photoactive medium 10 and the electrodes 4, 6.
- the photoactive medium 10 is here formed by a single photoactive layer comprising a mixture of an electron donor material and an electron acceptor material. However, alternatively, it is for example two layers, one being an electron donor material and the other being an electron acceptor material.
- the organic conducting layer 16 of the second electrode 6 at least partially fills the remaining volume of the openings 8A, 14A of the insulating gate 8 and of the conducting grid 14.
- the conductive layer 16 is thus arranged to electrically connect the photoactive medium 10 and the conductive grid 14. This feature has the effect of improving the extraction of the charges, which has the particular advantage of allow to provide a second electrode 6 more transparent compared to a variant without organic conductive layer 16.
- the organic conductive layer 16 has for example a thickness sufficient to completely fill the openings of the conductive grid 14 and cover the conductive grid 14. It then delimits a continuous top surface 18 over the extent of the cell 1.
- the illustrated cell 1 is provided for penetration of the light from the opposite side of the substrate 2.
- the first electrode 4 has thus been chosen to be “reflective” while the second electrode 6 has been chosen to be “transparent".
- the first electrode 4 and the second electrode 6 may nevertheless be both of transparent type.
- a glazing including photovoltaic cells and which one wishes that it is semi-transparent.
- the first electrode 4 is a cathode while the second electrode 6 is an anode.
- the first electrode 4 is then made of a metal having a lower work output than the second electrode 6. It is for example Al (Aluminum), Ag (Silver), Mg (Magnesium) or of Ca (Calcium).
- the first electrode 4 illustrated is formed by a single layer 12, but it comprises alternatively a stack of several layers (for example a stack of different metals from the metals mentioned above).
- the first electrode 4 has, for example, a resistance per square of between 0.01 and 1 ⁇ / D.
- the layer or layers of the first electrode 4 are for example magnetron deposited.
- the insulating gate 8 is preferably made of a dielectric material suitable for being deposited magnetronically. This is for example Si0 2 (silicon oxide) or S1 3 N 4 (silicon nitride).
- the insulating gate 8 illustrated comprises a single layer 13 but, alternatively, the insulating gate 8 is formed by a stack of several layers.
- the deposition of the layer or layers 13 of the insulating gate 8 is for example made by magnetron means, for example by reactive magnetron sputtering.
- the conductive grid 14 is for example made of a single layer, for example ITO (indium oxide doped with tin) or by a stack of several layers, for example a stack based on Ag.
- the thickness of the conductive grid 14 is for example between 100 nm and 2000 nm.
- the layer or layers of the conductive grid 14 are for example magnetron-deposited, for example by reactive magnetron sputtering.
- the organic conductive layer 16 is for example a layer of PEDOT
- the conductive layer 16 is for example deposited by "slot coating". It can also be a conductive transparent layer (or a stack) deposited by magnetron having a high output work such as ITO or ZnO: A1, or an Ag-based stack with underlay in direct contact with the photoactive medium a layer of high output material such as ITO or ZnO: Al.
- the cell 1 comprises a stack of several organic layers 16.
- the organic conductive layer 16 (or the stack of organic conductive layers) has for example a thickness between 10 and 2000 nm.
- the organic photoactive medium 10 is, for example, a solution of a mixture of an electron donor and an electron acceptor. This is for example a solution of P3HT (poly (3-hexylthiophene), and PCBM ([6,6] -phenyl-C6i-methyl butyrate).
- P3HT poly (3-hexylthiophene)
- PCBM [6,6] -phenyl-C6i-methyl butyrate
- the thickness of the organic photoactive medium 10 is for example between 1 nm and 2000 nm, for example between 1 and 300 nm.
- the substrate 2 is for its part for example glass or plastic, or metal. It is preferably flexible. It is for example made from poly (ethylene terephthalate) (PET) or poly (imide) (PI). It alternatively comprises a plurality of layers of material.
- PET poly (ethylene terephthalate)
- PI poly (imide)
- the substrate 2 is for example chosen to be transparent, and associated with electrodes 4, 6 transparent.
- the organic voltaic photocell according to the invention has several advantages.
- the photovoltaic cell 1 allows the deposition of all or part of the second electrode 6 prior to the deposition of the organic photoactive medium 10.
- the first electrode 4, the insulating layer 8 and at least a portion of the second electrode 6 can thus be deposited within the same deposition chamber, which reduces the number of necessary equipment and lowers the manufacturing cost.
- the deposition of the second part of the second electrode 6, namely the organic conductive layer 16 (which is optional), does not require magnetron equipment, this deposition being carried out wet.
- organic conductive layer 16 alone, that is to say without the conductive grid, can not suffice, its conductivity is not sufficiently important.
- the structure of the second electrode 6 also makes it possible to have a good transparency and a good conductance, because of the at least partly grid structure of the second electrode 6 and the arrangement of the photoactive medium 10 in the openings of the insulating grille 8.
- the resistance per square measured is indeed less than 9 ⁇ / D and the light transmission D65 greater than 85%.
- the organic conductive layer 16 increases the contact surface between the second electrode 6 and the photoactive medium 10. It improves the extraction of the charges.
- the cell 1 also comprises alternatively one or more layers of an electron-blocking material between the anode 4 and the photoactive medium 10 (for example based on PEDOT / PSS or MoO 3) and / or one or more layers of a hole blocking material between the cathode 6 and the photoactive medium 10 (for example based on TiO 2 or ZnO).
- an electron-blocking material between the anode 4 and the photoactive medium 10
- a hole blocking material between the cathode 6 and the photoactive medium 10
- TiO 2 or ZnO for example based on TiO 2 or ZnO
- the cell 1 it is simply necessary for the cell 1 to be configured to allow the electrons of the photoactive medium 10 to travel towards and to the cathode and the path of the holes of the photoactive medium 10 towards and up to the anode, that is, the photoactive medium is in "electrical contact" with the first and second electrodes.
- the first electrode 4 is the anode, while the second electrode 6 is the cathode.
- the anode is then for example chosen to be transparent, the cell being for example adapted for penetration of the light from the side of the substrate.
- the first electrode is preferably a layer or a stack such that the last layer has a high output work, such as TITO or ZnO: A1.
- the electrode may also consist of an Ag-based stack (or other conductive metal) and terminated by said high output work layer, wherein the layers between the Ag layers and the working layer of high output are all conductive.
- the second electrode may consist of a metal with low output work, such as Al or Mg.
- a metal with low output work such as Al or Mg.
- At least one of the grids 8 and 14 is not obtained by depositing through a mask.
- a screen-printing etching technique consisting in depositing the materials corresponding to the insulating grid 8 and to the conducting grid 14 over the entire surface and then depositing, for example by screen printing, a paste etching areas that will not be covered by the materials of the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14.
- the conductive layer 12 of the first electrode is not continuous.
- the invention also relates to a method of manufacturing a photovoltaic cell.
- the method comprises a first step of placing the substrate 2 and deposition on the substrate 2 of the conductive layer 12 of electrically conductive material, to form the first electrode 4 ( Figure 2).
- the deposit is either made directly on the upper surface 2A of the substrate 2, or made with interposition of layers between the substrate 2 and the first electrode 4.
- a layer based on a solution of colloidal particles stabilized and dispersed in a solvent and suitable for forming a mask 20 adapted to the formation of a grid by depositing through the mask is then applied.
- the layer incorporating the colloidal particles is then dried so as to evaporate the solvent (FIG. 4). This drying is carried out by any suitable type of method (for example hot air drying).
- the system self-arranges and describes patterns, examples of which are shown in FIGS. 4a and 4b.
- a stable mask is obtained without resorting to annealing with a structure characterized by the width of the strands and the space between the strands.
- the pattern of the strands is irregular and random.
- the method then comprises a step of depositing the insulating gate 8 through the mask 20 (FIG. 5), that is to say in the interstices 22 defined by the cracks in the mask 20.
- the filling of these interstices 22 is for example, performs on 50% or less of the thickness of the mask 20.
- This deposition phase may be carried out for example by magnetron means, for example by reactive magnetron sputtering or by deposition by evaporation.
- the part of material that is deposited on the mask 20 will leave with the mask and is therefore not part of the insulating grid 8.
- the method then comprises a step of depositing a second conductive layer 15 of conductive material through the mask 20, similarly to the insulating gate 8, to form a first portion of the second electrode 6 ( Figure 6).
- a "lift off” operation is then performed on the mask 20 (FIG. 7).
- the colloidal mask 20 is then immersed in a solution containing water and acetone (the cleaning solution is chosen according to the nature of the colloidal particles) and then rinsed so as to remove all the parts coated with colloids.
- the phenomenon can be accelerated by the use of ultrasound to degrade the colloidal particle mask and reveal the complementary parts (the interstice network 22 filled with the material) which will conform the grids 8, 14.
- the deposition of the photoactive medium 10 is carried out wet to at least partially fill the openings which are defined together by the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14 (FIG. 8). This is for example deposition by "spin coating".
- the method then comprises a step of depositing an organic conducting layer 16 of conducting organic material on the active photoelectric medium 10 and on the conducting grid 14, to form the second part of the second electrode 6.
- Cell 1 is then for example encapsulated by lamination of one or more vinyl acetate (EVA) polymerized films in a manner known per se.
- EVA vinyl acetate
- the present invention also relates to a photovoltaic module 30 comprising a plurality of photovoltaic cells 1 as described above connected in series, and its manufacturing method.
- FIGS 10 to 15 illustrate different steps of the method of manufacturing the module 30 according to the invention.
- FIGS. 2 to 7 are first carried out on a single substrate 2 so as to form the first electrode 4, the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14 (see FIG. 10).
- the method thus comprises successive steps of:
- the method then comprises a first step of ablation for example by laser layers 12, 13, 15 previously deposited in a plurality of first parallel lines along the substrate 2 to divide the module 30 into a plurality of photo voltaic cells 1 (see Figures 11 and 12).
- the laser is configured to remove in the first lines the different layers 12, 13, 15 of the first electrode 4, the insulating gate 8 and the conductive gate 14.
- This is for example a Nd: YAG 1064 laser nm doubled in frequency to 532nm.
- a photoactive medium 10 is then wet-laid to at least partially fill the receiving openings which are defined together by the openings 8A of the insulating grid 8 and the openings 14A of the conductive grid 14 (FIG. 12). .
- the photoactive medium 10 fills the slots formed in the first electrode 4 by the first laser ablation following the first lines.
- a second laser ablation is then performed along second parallel lines and adjacent to the first lines ( Figures 12 and 13).
- the laser is configured to remove along the second lines the different layers of the photoactive medium 10, the insulating grid 8 and the conductive grid 14 but without removing the first conductive layer 12.
- This is for example an Nd: YAG laser 532nm
- the organic conductive layer 16 is then deposited on the photoactive medium 10 and on the conductive grid 14, to form with the conductive grid 14 the second electrode 6.
- the organic conductive layer 16 fills the slots formed by the second laser ablation along the second lines.
- the method then comprises a third laser ablation step along third parallel lines and adjacent to the second lines, on the opposite side to the first lines.
- the laser is configured analogously to the second laser ablation (for example a Nd: YAG 532nm laser) for removing, along the third lines, the organic conductive layer 16, the photoactive medium 10 and the various layers 13, 15 of the conductive grid 4 and insulating gate 8 but without removing the first conductive layer 12.
- the method according to the invention has the advantage of making it possible to form the different photovoltaic cells 1 at a lower cost on the module 30, while connecting them in series.
- the photovoltaic module 30 comprises a plurality of photovoltaic cells connected in series, in which the second electrode of a photovoltaic cell k is in electrical contact with the first electrode of an immediately adjacent photovoltaic cell k + 1 and the second electrode of the photovoltaic cell k + 1 is in electrical contact with the first electrode of an immediately adjacent photovoltaic cell k + 2, for k between 1 and N-2, where N is the number of photovoltaic cells of the module.
- the module according to the invention has the same advantages as those described above for the cell 1.
- the module and the cell according to the invention are furthermore suitable for "roll-to-roll” production, that is to say that they can be produced on a flexible substrate that can be wound. This is a major advantage for speed of manufacture and ease of logistics.
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