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titleOfInvention Solar energy glasses and manufacturing methods for the same
abstract A solar energy glass is adapted for a Building-integrated photovoltaic (BIPV). From an incident side to an emitting side, the solar energy glass in sequence comprises a front substrate, a first electrode layer, a photovoltaic layer, a second electrode layer, a low-E film and a black substrate. The photovoltaic layer receives luminous energy and transforms the luminous energy to electric energy. The low-E film could allow visible light pass and reflect infrared rays light. By the structure of the solar energy glass, the thickness could be reduced greatly.
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