Applied Material Inc. produces large photovoltaic cell
29 May 2009Applied Material Inc. is one of the largest nanomanufacturer and is engaged in the fabrication of various equipments, photovoltaic cells and semiconductor chips. The company uses the most advance nanomanufacturing technology to fabricate the world’s finest and innovative products.
It has already produced many electrical and electronics appliances including solar panels. A 1.4 square meter solar panel produced by the company last year using thin film line has already been certified by IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission).
Recently Applied Material Inc announces that it has produced world’s largest 5.7 square meter photovoltaic (PV) module using advance technologies. The advance tandem junction technology based 5.7 square meter photovoltaic panel has also been awarded IEC certificate for its outstanding performance on diverse conditions.
With the new innovation, the input and installation cost of the solar panel will come down significantly. It is really a boon in the area of renewable energy and it will enhance the increased use of solar panels by individuals and large organizations.
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