- Albuquerque NM, US Benjamin Richards - Hudson NH, US Cory Tourino - Edgewood NM, US Lei Yang - Albuquerque NM, US Daniel Aiken - Cedar Crest NM, US Daniel Derkacs - Albuquerque NM, US Philip Blumenfeld - Trabuco Canyon CA, US
A method of fabricating a multijunction solar cell panel by providing a plurality of multijunction solar cells;dispensing out uncured silicone coating on the solar cells using an automated process with visual recognition, and curing the silicone coating on the solar cell to complete the Cell-Interconnect-Cover Glass (CIC) assembly.
- Albuquerque NM, US Lei Yang - Albuquerque NM, US Daniel Derkacs - Albuquerque NM, US Greg Flynn - Albuquerque NM, US Benjamin Richards - Albuquerque NM, US Marvin B Clevenger - Albuquerque NM, US
A space-qualified solar cell assembly comprising a plurality of space-qualified solar cells mounted on a support, the support comprising a plurality of conductive vias extending from the top surface to the rear surface of the support. Each one of the pluralities of space-qualified solar cells is placed on the top surface with the first contact of a first polarity of the space-qualified solar cell electrically connected to the first conductive via. A second contact of a second polarity of each space-qualified solar cell can be connected to a second conductive via so that the first and second conductive portions form terminals of opposite conductivity type. The space-qualified solar cells on the module can be interconnected to form a string or an electrical series and/or parallel connection by suitably interconnecting the terminal pads of the vias on the back side of the module.
Assembly And Mounting Of Solar Cells On Space Vehicles Or Satellites
- Albuquerque NM, US Benjamin Richards - Hudson NH, US Cory Tourino - Edgewood NM, US
Assignee:
SolAero Technologies Corp. - Albuquerque NM
International Classification:
H01L 31/18 H01L 31/049 H01L 31/048 H01L 31/042
Abstract:
A manufacturing apparatus for mounting an array of solar cells on a flexible support or panel comprising: a first roller having an axis and supporting a release carrier on which a sequence of solar cell assemblies are mounted on a spool and wound around the axis; a second roller having an axis parallel to the axis of the first roller and supporting a polyimide sheet having a sequence of pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) patches on which the solar cell assemblies are to be mounted; wherein the first and second rollers are aligned and rotate in the opposite directions (i.e., one clockwise and the other counter-clockwise) so that the release carrier and polyimide sheet are transported between the rollers in the same direction, and wherein as the release carrier and the polyimide sheet respectively are unwound from the first and second rollers, the sequence of PSA patches on the polyimide sheet each successively come in contact with the sequence of solar cell assemblies disposed on release carrier, and the respective rollers exert sufficient pressure on the polyimide sheet and the release liner to cause each solar assembly to make contact and be automatically transferred from the first side of release liner to the first side of the polyimide sheet and sequentially positioned on the PSA patches thereon.
Assembly And Mounting Of Solar Cells On Space Vehicles Or Satellites
- Albuquerque NM, US Cory Tourino - Edgewood NM, US Benjamin Richards - Hudson NH, US
Assignee:
SolAero Technologies Corp. - Albuquerque NM
International Classification:
H01L 31/18 H01L 31/042 H01L 31/048
Abstract:
Solar cell array assemblies or modules mounted on a space vehicle having discrete predefined pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) regions thereon. In certain embodiments, the solar cell array modules may be conveniently mounted on the surface of a panel of a space vehicle or satellite with the discrete predefined PSA regions sized and shaped to match portions of the panel.
Space-Qualified Solar Cell Module With Interconnection Of Neighboring Solar Cells On A Common Back Plane
- Albuquerque NM, US Lei Yang - Albuquerque NM, US Daniel Derkacs - Albuquerque NM, US Greg Flynn - Albuquerque NM, US Benjamin Richards - Hudson NH, US Marvin B. Clevenger - Albuquerque NM, US
A space-qualified solar cell assembly comprising a plurality of space-qualified solar cells mounted on a support, the support comprising a plurality of conductive vias extending from the top surface to the rear surface of the support. Each one of the plurality of space-qualified solar cells is placed on the top surface with the first contact of a first polarity of the space-qualified solar cell electrically connected to the first conductive via. A second contact of a second polarity of each space-qualified solar cell can be connected to a second conductive via so that the first and second conductive portions form terminals of opposite conductivity type. The space-qualified solar cells on the module can be interconnected to form a string or an electrical series and/or parallel connection by suitably interconnecting the terminal pads of the vias on the back side of the module.
Automated Assembly And Mounting Of Solar Cells On Space Panels
- Albuquerque NM, US Benjamin C. Richards - Albuquerque NM, US Cory Tourino - Edgewood NM, US Lei Yang - Albuquerque NM, US Daniel Aiken - Cedar Crest NM, US Daniel Derkacs - Albuquerque NM, US Philip E. Blumenfeld - Albuquerque NM, US
The present disclosure provides methods of fabricating a multijunction solar cell panel in which one or more of the steps are performed using an automated process. In some embodiments, the automated process uses machine vision.
A solar cell assembly in which a solar cell component is bonded to a flexible support is disclosed. The solar cell assembly comprises a flexible support with a predetermined size, a solar cell component, bonding adhesive between the support and the solar cell component, wherein the support with the predetermined size has a uniform borders of 0.003 inch to 0.2 inch in width extending beyond the edges of the solar cell component.
Assembly And Mounting Of Solar Cells On Space Panels
The present disclosure provides a method of fabricating a solar cell panel in an automated process by applying an adhesive pattern to a support, positioning a solar cell assembly over the pattern, and applying pressure to adhere the assembly to the support.
Texas Scottish Rite Hospital For Children Orthopaedics 2222 Welborn St, Dallas, TX 75219 (214)5597556 (phone), (214)5597570 (fax)
Education:
Medical School Saint Louis University School of Medicine Graduated: 1981
Procedures:
Hallux Valgus Repair Lower Arm/Elbow/Wrist Fractures and Dislocations Lower Leg/Ankle Fractures and Dislocations Spinal Fusion Spinal Surgery
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Fractures, Dislocations, Derangement, and Sprains Scoliosis or Kyphoscoliosis
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English Spanish
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Dr. Richards graduated from the Saint Louis University School of Medicine in 1981. He works in Dallas, TX and specializes in Orthopedic Pediatric Surgery. Dr. Richards is affiliated with Childrens Health and Texas Scottish Rite Hospital.
Summerwind Elementary School Boise ID 1989-1991, Lillian Peterson Elementary School Kalispell MT 1992-1996, Linderman Junior High School Annex Kalispell MT 1996-1997
Manual Training High School Kansas City MO 1944-1948
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Beverly Anderson, Beverly Ciufo, Mary Wilson, James Ramirez, Harry Vleck, Kathleen Mathis, Dorothy Nobles, Joan Goff, Frank Arnone, Bob Palmer, Donald Vochatzer
Python Safety - Sales (2012) Chattahoochee Technical College - Social Media Specialist (2011-2012)
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Kennesaw State University - Communication
Benjamin Richards
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Concordia University, Sac State, SF State
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Benjamin Richards
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University Gardens High School, University Gardens high school, Upr bayamon
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George Mason University - Student (2011)
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