The low temperature electrolyte technology of nickel metal coating at the front-side of photoelectric cell
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https://doi.org/10.15587/1729-4061.2012.3723Keywords:
Photoelectric cell, nickel metallization, low temperature electrolyteAbstract
Article describes the technique of application of nickel metal coating at surface of silicone photovoltaic cells with use of different electrolyte. Possibility for application of low temperature electrolyte technology is shownReferences
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