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    • 9. 发明公开
    • PHOTOVOLTAIC DEVICE FOR POWERING AN EXTERNAL DEVICE AND A METHOD FOR PRODUCING THE PHOTOVOLTAIC DEVICE
    • EP3627527A1
    • 2020-03-25
    • EP18195678.0
    • 2018-09-20
    • Exeger Operations AB
    • Lindström, HenrikFili, GiovanniNissfolk, JarlSundqvist, Daniel
    • H01G9/20
    • The present invention relates to a photovoltaic device (1) for powering an external device, and a method for producing the photovoltaic device. The device comprises a solar cell unit (2) including comprising a porous light-absorbing layer (3) arranged at a top side (2a) of the solar cell unit, a porous first conducting layer (4) for extracting photo-generated electrons from the light-absorbing layer, wherein the light-absorbing layer is arranged on top of the first conducting layer, a porous substrate (5) made of an insulating material, wherein the first conducting layer is formed on one side of the porous substrate, a second conducting layer (6) arranged at a bottom side (2b) of the solar cell unit, wherein the second conducting layer is formed on an opposite side of the porous substrate, and a conducting medium for transferring charges between the second conducting layer (6) and the light-absorbing layer (3). The photovoltaic device further comprises first conductor (7) in electrical contact with the first conducting layer, a second conductor (8) in electrical contact with the second conducting layer (6), and an encapsulation (9) encapsulating the solar cell unit, and comprising a top sheet (9a) covering the top side (2a) of the solar cell unit and a bottom sheet (9b) covering the bottom side (2b) of the solar cell unit, wherein the first conductor (7) is arranged between the encapsulation (9) and the solar cell unit (2) at any of the top side (2a) and bottom side (2b) of the solar cell unit (2), the second conductor (8) is arranged between the encapsulation (9) and the solar cell unit (2) at the bottom side (2b) of the solar cell unit (2).