Abstract: A solar cell includes a semiconductor substrate, one or more bus bar electrode, and a plurality of finger electrodes. The bus bar electrode and the finger electrodes are disposed on the semiconductor substrate. Conventionally, in a process of forming the finger electrodes by utilizing screen printing, offset may occur. Consequently, the finger electrodes cannot be connected to the bus bar electrode. According to the provided solar cell, the bus bar electrode is formed by using patterned silver and aluminum, to manufacture a wider bus bar electrode than the bus bar electrode in the conventional solar cell without increasing silver consumption, thereby resolving the problem of offset.

Abstract: A solar cell, including a semiconductor substrate, a first-type dopant layer and a second-type dopant layer that are respectively disposed on two surfaces of the semiconductor substrate, a first passivation layer formed on the first-type dopant layer, a first anti-reflection layer formed on the first passivation layer, a plurality of back electrodes passing through the first anti-reflection layer and the first passivation layer, a second passivation layer formed on the second-type dopant layer, a second anti-reflection layer formed on the second passivation layer, and a plurality of front surface electrodes passing through the second anti-reflection layer and the second passivation layer. Widths of the back electrodes formed on a central area are smaller than those of the back electrodes formed on side areas.