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publicationNumber TW-201304176-A
titleOfInvention Anti-reflection film processing method applied to solar cells
abstract An anti-reflective film processing method for a solar cell, comprising the steps S1: preparing a first sol-gel solution containing titanium dioxide, S2: preparing a second sol-gel solution containing cerium oxide, and S3: mixing the first sol-gel a glue solution and a second sol-gel solution to form a sol-gel mixed solution, S4: uniformly coating the sol-gel mixed solution on the surface of the solar panel to form an anti-reflection film, S5: coating the anti-reflective film The solar panel is subjected to a high temperature annealing process to complete the preparation. The antireflection film completed by the process of the present invention not only greatly reduces the total reflectance of light, but also greatly reduces the production cost by using the sol-gel method and using the material of the titanium dioxide mixed with titanium dioxide, thereby achieving the cost. And the dual advantages of efficacy.
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