Amorphous Si Solar cells
Amorphous Photosensors

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Precautions in Handling Amorton and Amorphous Photosensors

• Do not scratch the rear surface with a hard object because it could damage amorphous silicon (1µm thick active layer) and causes electrical malfunction even though the surface is protected by resin coating.
• Be careful not to get injured with the sharp edges of the substrate material (glass or stainless steel).
• Employ robust and airtight encapsulation when the cell is expected to receive mechanical shocks by falling objects or exposed to harsh weather conditions. Note shattered glass pieces can cause injury and humid environment can damage the cell.
• Avoid touching the cell in the daytime because you may get burned with heat particularIy when the insolation is strong.
• Do not touch the light-receiving side with bare hands because it stains the surface and affect electrical output.
• Static electricity can damage the cell. As it deemed necessary, consider a proper method to remove static electricity.
• Store in cool, Iow-humid environment without corrosive gas to avoid possible damages to the cell.
• Consider faiI-safe or prolixity in your product design.

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