Abstract: A solar cell panel using a back contact solar cell is disclosed. The solar cell panel includes a front substrate, a back sheet positioned opposite the front substrate, a plurality of solar cells positioned between the front substrate and the back sheet and connected to one another by a plurality of conductive lines electrically connecting two adjacent solar cells, an encapsulant covering the plurality of solar cells, and at least one blocking portion blocking the plurality of conductive lines that is otherwise visible between the solar cells from being visually seen. The at least one blocking portion is positioned between a back surface of the front substrate and the encapsulant.

Abstract: A solar cell panel using a back contact solar cell is disclosed. The solar cell panel includes a front substrate, a back sheet positioned opposite the front substrate, a plurality of solar cells positioned between the front substrate and the back sheet and connected to one another by a plurality of conductive lines electrically connecting two adjacent solar cells, an encapsulant covering the plurality of solar cells, and at least one blocking portion blocking the plurality of conductive lines that is otherwise visible between the solar cells from being visually seen. The at least one blocking portion is positioned between a back surface of the front substrate and the encapsulant.

Abstract: A communications protocol interface is configured as being divisible into a core portion and an extensible portion. The extensible portion of the communications protocol interface is further configured to be customized in scope so that each network element can communicate a unique and optionally small, subset of actual interoperable data that corresponds to at least a portion of a larger defined data set. A software generator program is configured to generate a set of extensible source code that operates upon the subset of actual data and that directs the execution of the extensible portion of the communications protocol interface for a particular network element.

Abstract: The invention relates to decode data transmitted via US National Weather Service NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) transmitters or any other data transmitted in a comparable way. According to the invention a method to decode a received data string comprises the steps of locating a predefined significant part of the data string, disregarding an insignificant part of the data string, and further checking only the located significant part of the data string. Decoding according to the proposed algorithm is very reliable.

Abstract: A communications protocol interface is configured as being divisible into a core portion and an extensible portion. The extensible portion of the communications protocol interface is further configured to be customized in scope so that each network element can communicate a unique and optionally small, subset of actual interoperable data that corresponds to at least a portion of a larger defined data set. A software generator program is configured to generate a set of extensible source code that operates upon the subset of actual data and that directs the execution of the extensible portion of the communications protocol interface for a particular network element.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel aminopeptidase derived from Bacillus licheniformis, a gene encoding the aminopeptidase, an expression vector containing the gene, a cell transformant transfected with the expression vector and a process for preparing a natural type protein using thereof. More particularly, the present invention relates to a gene encoding aminopeptidase which is cloned and manufactured using the recombinant DNA technique, an expression vector containing the gene, a cell transformant transfected with the expression vector and a recombinant aminopeptidase which is necessary to produce recombinant human growth hormone in a natural type protein and can be expressed in a high yield more stably and advantageously, compared with conventional methods for the purification.