L R AS Published on Friday 29 September 2017 - n° 205 - Categories:pérovskite

Un taux de conversion de 10,5 % sur un mini-panneau constitué de multi-cellules à la pérovskite

   Le japonais Toshiba indique avoir obtenu un taux de conversion de 10,5 % sur un mini-panneau constitué de multi-cellules à la pérovskite. Ce serait le plus haut taux atteint dans le monde

avec un panneau multi-cellules. Ceci a été obtenu avec un procédé d'impression. Toshiba indique que son procédé permet des réductions de coûts pour les panneaux solaires flexibles

PV Magazine du 25 septembre 2017

 

 

 

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