Abstract: Various embodiments comprise systems and methods to generate privacy audit reports for web applications. In some examples a computing system comprises a data extraction component, a risk assessment component, and an exposure component. The data extraction component crawls a web application and identifies data, data exposure points, and security policies implemented by the web application. The risk assessment component generates a risk score for the web application based on the amount data, the data sensitivity, the amount and type of data exposure points, and the security policies. The risk assessment component generates the privacy audit report for the web application. The privacy audit report comprises the risk score, an inventory of data types, an inventory of the data exposure points, and a graphical representation of historical risk scores. The exposure component transfers the privacy audit report for delivery to an operator of the web application.

Abstract: A system and method for applying an electrical bias to a photovoltaic device in a temperature control chamber, in which the temperature of the photovoltaic device is controlled according to a temperature profile. The temperature profile may include at least one hot phase and at least one cool phase.

Abstract: A system and method for applying an electrical bias to a photovoltaic device in a temperature control chamber, in which the temperature of the photovoltaic device is controlled according to a temperature profile. The temperature profile may include at least one hot phase and at least one cool phase.

Abstract: A system and method for applying an electrical bias to a photovoltaic device in a temperature control chamber, in which the temperature of the photovoltaic device is controlled according to a temperature profile. The temperature profile may include at least one hot phase and at least one cool phase.

Abstract: In a first aspect, a method of manufacturing a substrate is provided wherein an end effector mounted substrate is attempted to be placed, that is put, onto a substrate support, such as a pedestal or slotted support of a substrate carrier, and the effectiveness of the put is verified by a sensor associated with the end effector. In one embodiment, the verification takes place during the retraction motion of the end effector and is accomplished by sensing the presence, absence, or location of the substrate on the substrate support. The sensor may be a through beam sensor, and may be mounted on, coupled to or otherwise move with the end effector adapted to carry the substrate. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an edge deletion module positioned within an automated solar cell fabrication line. The edge deletion module may include a grinding wheel device for removing material from edge regions of a solar cell device and cleaning the edge regions of the solar cell device after removing the material. The edge deletion module may also include an abrasive element, a portion of which is ground as it is periodically, laterally advanced toward the grinding wheel device. A controller is provided for controlling the operation and function of various facets of the module.

Abstract: A pumping and valve control device can be used in an atomic layer deposition system.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention generally relate to apparatus and methods for washing substrates. In particular, apparatus and methods for washing solar cell substrates are described, the apparatus including a detergent mixing circuit to control detergent concentration during washing.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods for automated inspection of the orientation of a glass substrate (100) having a side that is coated and/or impregnated with a non-glass material (e.g., tin). One method (40) includes: picking up the glass substrate (100) by using an automatic lifting assembly (98); inspecting a side of the glass substrate (100) with a sensor (92) so as to determine whether the inspected side is coated or impregnated with the non-glass material; determining whether the glass substrate (100) is correctly oriented based upon the inspection results; and using the automated lifting assembly (98) to place the glass substrate (100) on a conveyor (94) in response to determining that the glass substrate (100) is correctly oriented.

Abstract: In a first aspect, a method of manufacturing a substrate is provided wherein an end effector mounted substrate is attempted to be placed, that is put, onto a substrate support, such as a pedestal or slotted support of a substrate carrier, and the effectiveness of the put is verified by a sensor associated with the end effector. In one embodiment, the verification takes place during the retraction motion of the end effector and is accomplished by sensing the presence, absence, or location of the substrate on the substrate support. The sensor may be a through beam sensor, and may be mounted on, coupled to or otherwise move with the end effector adapted to carry the substrate. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: The present invention generally relates to an edge deletion module positioned within an automated solar cell fabrication line. The edge deletion module may include a grinding wheel device for removing material from edge regions of a solar cell device and cleaning the edge regions of the solar cell device after removing the material. The edge deletion module may also include an abrasive element, a portion of which is ground as it is periodically, laterally advanced toward the grinding wheel device. A controller is provided for controlling the operation and function of various facets of the module.