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Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Comparison Oerlikon Solar-Lab to NREL meas.Test cells from 5 different runs Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Best stabilized 10 x10 cm2 mini-moduleI(V) Measured by ESTI laboratories of JRC, Ispra (Italy) (i-layer thickness 180 nm !) Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Micromorph? on type A ZnO in-house AR concept 11% stable with only 1.3 mm bottom cell ! Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Micromorph? on type B ZnO: 10.6 % stable with only 0.8 mm bottom cell Relative degradation: 8.3 % Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Installations based on this technology / former Siemens Solar (1991) Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Long- term stability Solar modules based on amorphous Si technology with Low Pressure CVD ZnO electrodes display excellent long- term stability. The stability (efficiency rates) of modules installed at an altitude of 3000 meters and exposed to harsh climatic conditions in excess of 15 years are testimony to the high quality and durability levels of the underlying technology. PV modules at Tauern power plant Mooserboden (Austria) installed in 1991 Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 PV modules at Tauern power plant Mooserboden (Austria) installed in 1991 The modules displayed high power stability superb film adhesion excellent optical appearance no delamination defects no optical features of chemicalreactions between glass substrate and solar cell material (such as white sodium precipitations) Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Up-scaling of Micromorph to 1.4 m2RD Pilot Line in Trubbach Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Up-scaling of Micromorph to 1.4 m2RD Pilot Line in Trubbach Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Up-scaling of in RD KAI-1 1200 to 1.4m2Different modules mounted on Oerlikon Solar outdoor rack Dr. Thomas Eisenhammer, January 20, 2010 Industrial size 1.1x1.3 m2 module on front LPCVD ZnO ZnO 134 W (initial) 1.4 m2 a-Si:H