CENTERING STRUCTURE AND METHOD FOR MACHINING OF A SOLAR CELL
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Oct 4, 2012
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Mar 30, 2011
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Mar 30, 2011
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A centering structure for machining of a solar cell has a first and second retainer, set separately onto two lateral locations close to X, Y axes on the machining table. Two adjacent sides of the solar cell are abutted onto the retainers. A first and second clamping device, set separately onto two other lateral locations close to X, Y axes on the machining table is used to abut onto and clamp the other two sides of the cell through displacement. Distance measuring equipment attached onto the clamping devices, is used to detect the clamping displacement, or the relative distance between the clamping devices and the cell, or the relative distance between the equipment and the cell. An ALU connected with the equipment calculates the centering position of the cell according to the preset relative distance between the clamping devices and retainers as well as the distance measured by the equipment.
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