Photonics Systems Group and Fraunhofer ISE and Oxford PV presented perovskite-silicon tandem modules using Matrix-Shingle interconnection technology achieving 25.6% efficiency across the full module area.
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25.6% is the milestone. Scaling it is the real challenge. Fraunhofer ISE and Oxford PV recently presented perovskite-silicon tandem modules using Matrix-Shingle intercon…
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Photonics Systems Group
High-Precision Laser Systems for Micro-Material Processing
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Location
- Krailling, DE
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Photonics Systems Group
The Photonics Systems Group is a leader in laser processing of micromaterials. The group develops, produces, and distributes high-precision machine and process solutions for customised laser applications in the photovoltaic, electronics, and semiconductor industry. The systems are used by renowned international customers in the core markets of Europe, the USA, and Asia. The group employs over 150 people at its headquarters in Krailling, Germany, in the USA, as well as at various locations in Asia.
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