The Use of Solar Cells with a Bifacial Contact Grid under the Conditions of Kazakhstan

2017

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DOI 10.1134/s106378421712026x
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

The paper reports on the results of simulations of output characteristics of silicon solar cells based on the amorphous silicon–crystalline silicon heterojunction. In addition, the prospect of utilizing high-efficiency bifacial silicon solar modules for various orientational configurations is evaluated. The evaluations are based on the geographical location of the city of Astana (Kazakhstan) located at 51.2° N and 71.4° E at an altitude of 354 m above the sea level