Inkjet solar cells are solar cells manufactured by low-cost, high tech methods that use an inkjet printer to lay down the semiconductor material and the electrodes onto a solar cell substrate. This approach is being developed independently at various locations including the University of New South Wales, Oregon State University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Since the appearance of perovskite solar cells, and their rapid growth in research cell efficiency there is a renewed interest in the development of inkjet printed solar cells, due to their nature of being solution processable.
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