Woehl; Robert

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Woehl; Robert.The latest application filed is for "laser foil trim approaches for foil-based metallization for solar cells".

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5.14.20

Woehl; Robert - San Jose CA
Woehl; Robert - Freiburg N/A DE

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Laser foil trim approaches for foil-based metallization for solar cells Grant 10,672,924 - Woehl , et al.	2020-06-02
Laser Foil Trim Approaches For Foil-based Metallization For Solar Cells App 20190140116 - Woehl; Robert ; et al.	2019-05-09
Laser foil trim approaches for foil-based metallization for solar cells Grant 10,177,260 - Woehl , et al. J	2019-01-08
Multi-layer sputtered metal seed for solar cell conductive contact Grant 10,164,131 - Cudzinovic , et al. Dec	2018-12-25
Wire-based Metallization For Solar Cells App 20180286994 - SEWELL; RICHARD HAMILTON ; et al.	2018-10-04
Solar cell having Ti- or Ta-containing thermal and diffusion barrier layer for foil-based metallization Grant 10,032,942 - Kim , et al. July 24, 2	2018-07-24
Sputter tool Grant 10,030,303 - Shen , et al. July 24, 2	2018-07-24
Wire-based metallization for solar cells Grant 9,935,213 - Sewell , et al. April 3, 2	2018-04-03
Etching techniques for semiconductor devices Grant 9,768,327 - Woehl , et al. September 19, 2	2017-09-19
Metal-containing Thermal And Diffusion Barrier Layer For Foil-based Metallization Of Solar Cells App 20170222073 - Kim; Taeseok ; et al.	2017-08-03
Laser Foil Trim Approaches For Foil-based Metallization For Solar Cells App 20170179308 - Woehl; Robert ; et al.	2017-06-22
Laser Foil Trim Approaches For Foil-based Metallization For Solar Cells App 20170125612 - Woehl; Robert ; et al.	2017-05-04
Method of using laser welding to ohmic contact of metallic thermal and diffusion barrier layer for foil-based metallization of solar cells Grant 9,634,178 - Kim , et al. April 25, 2	2017-04-25
Laser foil trim approaches for foil-based metallization for solar cells Grant 9,620,655 - Woehl , et al. April 11, 2	2017-04-11
Wire-based Metallization For Solar Cells App 20160380134 - Sewell; Richard Hamilton ; et al.	2016-12-29
Multi-layer Barrier For Metallization App 20160380126 - Barkhouse; David Aaron Randolph ; et al.	2016-12-29
Etching Techniques For Semiconductor Devices App 20160380122 - Woehl; Robert ; et al.	2016-12-29
Multi-layer Sputtered Metal Seed For Solar Cell Conductive Contact App 20160181450 - Cudzinovic; Michael ; et al.	2016-06-23
Method for producing a metal contact structure of a photovoltaic solar cell Grant 8,748,310 - Biro , et al. June 10, 2	2014-06-10
Method For Producing A Metal Contact Structure Of A Photovoltaic Solar Cell App 20130095604 - Biro; Daniel ; et al.	2013-04-18
Metal-containing Composition, Method For Producing Electrical Contact Structures On Electrical Components And Also Electrical Component App 20110186121 - Horteis; Matthias ; et al.	2011-08-04
Solar Cell And Solar Cell Module With One-sided Connections App 20110174355 - Biro; Daniel ; et al.	2011-07-21

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