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Lecheng's IoT-powered predictive maintenance transforms laser equipment from isolated tools into interconnected assets, maximizing uptime and precision while minimizing operational costs. This innovation strengthens their role as a leader in smart manufacturing solutions for the renewable energy sector.

Lecheng's integration of trajectory tracking, focus-following, and adaptive laser control creates a synergistic effect that reduces dead zones by 30%. This not only boosts module efficiency but also lowers production costs by maximizing active area utilization—a critical advantage in the competitive perovskite solar market.

The P1-P4 laser scribing processes are the backbone of high-efficiency perovskite solar module manufacturing. Each step requires precise control over laser parameters, depth, and positioning to ensure optimal electrical performance and long-term reliability. Lecheng Intelligent's advanced laser systems, with features like trajectory tracking and focus following, provide the technological foundation needed to master these complex processes. As perovskite technology advances toward commercialization, precision laser scribing will remain a critical enabler for achieving higher efficiencies and lower costs in solar energy production.

Renshuo Perovskite's mass-produced perovskite solar module (1.2m×0.6m) has been certified by TÜV SÜD, achieving a full-area efficiency of over 22% and an output power of 158.4W. This breakthrough sets a new world record for the efficiency of square-meter-level commercial perovskite modules.

Lecheng Intelligent's Automatic Edge Cleaning Equipment represents a critical piece of the perovskite module manufacturing puzzle. By delivering a robust, high-precision, and automated solution for the essential P4 process, Lecheng ensures that perovskite modules not only achieve their initial efficiency potential but are also built to last. This technology is indispensable for translating the laboratory promise of perovskite solar cells into reliable, commercially viable products for the global energy market.

First, why can perovskite solar cells still generate electricity indoors or in low-light environments? It's not generating light itself, but rather converting the faint light into electrical energy, which powers the small light in the circuit. Perovskite material is particularly good at absorbing light; even indoor light or scattered light can be utilized efficiently and normally.