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titleOfInvention Crystalline solar cell with transparent conductive layer between front contacts and method for making such solar cell
abstract The invention relates to a single-sided or double-sided crystalline solar cell with a first surface passivation layer on the front side directly over the entire surface of the semiconductor interface and above which a first optically non-transparent conductive material is arranged in a first lateral region The first optically transparent conductive material is provided as a front contact and only in the second lateral region. The first optically transparent conductive material is here in conductive connection with the front side contact and with the first region of the semiconductor material. The method according to the invention provides that the first optically transparent conductive material is applied only after the application of the first optically non-transparent conductive material, so that burn-through of the front contact is avoided. It is particularly advantageous to apply the first optically transparent conductive material as a doped metal oxide by means of PECVD directly before the deposition of the first antireflection layer on the front side of the solar cell and in the same apparatus and without interruption of the vacuum.
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