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Abstract
As back-contact (BC) photovoltaic technology advances toward high-efficiency mass production, performance under low irradiance has become an increasingly important point of differentiation. Real-world PV operation spans a wide range of irradiance conditions, optimisation of parameters outside standard test conditions – such as low light efficiency - become an important focus.
This seminar examines the key mechanisms governing low-light performance in BC cells, and the design levers available to optimise it. These factors are discussed in the context of optimisation curves, where design parameters are tuned to maximise efficiency under low-irradiance conditions.
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Brief Bio
Short Bio: Dennis Pan is a Product Solution Manager at LONGi Solar Australia, specialising in the technical advancement and industry adoption of back-contact (BC) photovoltaic technologies.
He holds a Master of Structural Engineering from the University of New South Wales and a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the China University of Mining and Technology.
Dennis leads LONGi Australia's CPD-accredited training programs and works closely with installers, designers, and engineers to translate emerging PV technologies into practical system design and installation solutions. His work combines technical education, application support, and field troubleshooting to improve system performance and implementation quality across the industry.
