The plasma generated by dielectric barrier discharge(DBD) with the atmosphere of lasting modifying materials, gives
modification to the surfaces of FFC backsheet, which is formed by coating FFC (a tetra-fluoro based material with high
content of fluorine) on the double-surfaces of polyester(PET). The research on the character of FFC backsheet before
and after DBD modification is hold through a series analyzing ways, such as measuring the surface contact angles and
surface energy of FFC backsheet with different plasma modification time and different DBD power density, comparing
the preservation of surface energy of FFC backsheet with different storage medium and storage period, observing the
surfaces of FFC backsheet through scanning electron microscope(SEM), making use of Fourier transform attenuated
total reflectance infrared spectroscopy (ATR-FTIR) and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). Meanwhile, the soalr
cell modules using FFC backsheet and other backsheets are tested under the condition of 85centigrade×85%RH to make
comparison between FFC backsheet and other backsheets in various aspects, like the peel strength between backsheet
and EVA and so on. All the tests show both the microscopic appearance and surface chemical composition of FFC
backsheet is changed after the DBD plasma modification with the atmosphere of lasting modifying materials. After the
DBD plasma modifications with a power density of 4.07W/cm2 and different modification time, the water contact angle
for FFC backsheet surface is reduced from 82° to 38°. Comparing with other types of backsheets as the solar cell
modules encapsulant materials, FFC backsheet has obvious advantage in humit-heat aging resistant performance of the
peel strength with EVA and other respects.
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