The latest N-type ultra-efficient double-sided solar panel

Are n-type solar panels better than P-type panels?

Heat Resilience: N-type panels perform better in hot climates, losing 3% less power at high temperatures compared to P-type panels. Bifacial Excellence: The solar cells in N-type panels can absorb sunlight from both sides (bifacial technology), increasing energy output by up to 25%.

What are n-type solar panels?

N-type solar panels are those which use phosphorus-doped silicon as the base material instead of the traditionally used boron-doped silicon. These solar panels have higher efficiency, longer lifespans, and better performance, especially in challenging environments.

Why are n-type solar panels becoming more popular?

Here are a few reasons why these panels are becoming more popular: Efficiency Boost: Using Tunnel Oxide Treated Contact (TOPCon) technology, the N-type panels have attained an impressive efficiency of 24.5–25.7%, surpassing previous solar energy harvesting records.

What is the difference between P-type and n-type solar cells?

In contrast, the flow in P-type cells depends on “holes,” or the lack of electrons. One of the most impressive advantages of N-type solar cell panels is their higher minority carrier lifetime, meaning electrons can travel further before recombining.