Abstract: A package tester includes an inlet station for arranging a test board in which package sockets mounting packages are disposed in one or plural lines for performing package test by flowing an electric current through the package and transmitting signals to the package, the package being composed of parts including electric parts or electronic parts and being sequentially formed on a package tape, an inlet pusher for pushing the test board mounting the packages by a width of the test board in a feeding direction of the test board from the inlet station to the package socket, a conveyor for receiving the test board sequentially pushed out of the inlet station by the inlet pusher and conveying the received test board to a testing area, a contact device opposed to the conveyor and capable of being electrically connected to the test board arranged on the conveyor, an outlet station receiving the test board sequentially pushed out of the conveyor by sequentially pushing-out of the test board by means of the inlet pu

Abstract: One or more solar cells are sandwiched by a pair of glass laminations substantially transparent to (i.e., essentially transmissive of) the impinging light, thereby avoiding output drop which may occur due to temperature increase by passing of the impinging light therethrough. A thermoplastic or thermosetting type filler, for example, polyvinylbutyral or a silicone resin is used to fill the cavity surrounded by the glass laminations for accommodating the solar cells therein, while serving as an embedding and potting compound to provide resilient environmental protection for the solar cells. Any room temperature vulcanizing type filler may be used.