Article | REF: BE8581 V1

Potential Induced Degradation PID

Author: Benjamin FRITZ

Publication date: January 10, 2021, Review date: February 4, 2021

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4. PID solutions

The mechanism of potential-induced degradation has yet to be fully clarified. However, solutions are available to prevent the PID effect at all three levels: cell, module and power plant.

4.1 At the cell level

At this stage, the main method for preventing PID is to modify the anti-reflective coating, whose presence increases light absorption. The key is to find the right compromise between the thickness of the anti-reflective coating and the refractive index. The phenomenon can be eliminated by increasing the refractive index, but this will have an impact on the efficiency of the

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