Sphelar^® cells are made from broken pieces of silicon. Unlike conventional photovoltaic cells, there is no need to cut wafers out of a massive ingot and no loss of material in cutting. The process saves silicon material.

The silicon is melted down and then formed as drops in homogeneous size.

Once cooled and stable, the melted silicon drops get into spherical grains. They are the core of spherical micro solar cells.

The P-N junction is formed on the surface of silicon grain. Then positive and negative contacts are shaped on one side and the opposite. Now each cell is ready to generate electricity.

The cells are wired to produce larger electricity. We call the structure as ‘mesh’.

Three-dimensional light capturing and flexible ‘mesh’ structure enables solar modules to be formed in different moulds.