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Increasing the efficiency and yield of production line processes forms an integral part of PV manufacturers' technology roadmaps. For their next-generation production lines, non-contact processing equipment is considered essential. This prioritizes laser-based processing, already established at several steps in c-Si and thin-film cell manufacturing. This paper summarizes the key issues when using lasers within PV production lines. 

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