Submitted by Wagamaga t3_z5ibnc in technology
MaverickBuster t1_ixxc2c1 wrote
What does large size mean in this context? Article didn't say that I could see.
hithisishal t1_ixxjhgs wrote
Probably a full wafer. There are a few different standard sizes nowadays, but all of them are around 6-8 inch squares or rectangles.
myne t1_ixyo2a0 wrote
If it's a full size wafer it'd be 30cm ~12in
hithisishal t1_ixysc85 wrote
Source? I've never heard of solar using 300mm wafers. I think the largest is M6
https://www.pv-magazine.com/2020/01/25/the-weekend-read-the-rise-of-m6/
myne t1_ixysxb7 wrote
Those are the largest silicon wafers. No idea if they're used for solar
hithisishal t1_ixztslk wrote
They're not. Solar wafers are pretty different from wafers for IC / transistor fab. They are much thinner, rectangular so they can pack well, and are generally sold rough cut rather than polished.
myne t1_iy0dcf6 wrote
That's all in the cutting/polishing.
Here's an ingot prior to cutting :
ukezi t1_ixydhz9 wrote
Most records are set by thumbnail sized cells. These are full sized cells.
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