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Define TCO TCO, or Transparent Conductive Oxide layers are typically metal oxides, often doped, that are used on the optical surfaces of PV panels, glass, and interactive consumer devices. TCO is measured by how well it conducts current versus how little it blocks light (photon) transmittance. History of TCO Deposition Spray Pyrolysis was first used in development of TCO layer technology. This was difficult at the time, to grow into manufacturing processes. Sputtering In sputtering, a “target” containing the metallic particles is bombarded from the back with ions. Collisions with the