This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents and 6 published patent applications. Top assignees: Jiageng (Jiangsu) Special Materials Co., Ltd., Laplace Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Jiaji Lin: Inventor in Ceramic Manufacturing and Solar Cell Technology.
Introduction
Jiaji Lin is an inventor based in Shenzhen, China. His work includes inventions in silicon carbide ceramic manufacturing and solar cell production. He holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Lin’s patent, “Method for Manufacturing a SiC Ceramic Part,” describes a process that combines silicon carbide powders, nano carbon black, and an additive to create spray-granulated powders. These powders are mixed with unprocessed silicon carbide powders and printed to form a green body. After resin impregnation and a cracking reaction, the body undergoes reactive sintering to produce a ceramic part. The method is intended to improve the part’s density and strength.
His patent, “Method for Making Solar Cell and Solar Cell,” describes a solar-cell manufacturing process involving a textured silicon substrate, boron diffusion, and high-temperature oxidation. The method forms a tunnel oxide layer, doped polycrystalline silicon, passivation layers, and anti-reflection layers, then adds metal grid lines to both sides of the solar sheet. It also applies a deflection voltage while a laser scans the grid lines on the front surface.
Career Highlights
Lin’s listed company affiliations include Laplace Renewable Energy Technology Co., Ltd. and Jiageng (Jiangsu) Special Materials Co., Ltd. His patent work spans renewable-energy technology and advanced ceramic materials.
Collaborations
Lin’s listed coworkers include Wei Fan and Wu Zhang.
Conclusion
Jiaji Lin’s two patents address manufacturing methods for stronger silicon carbide ceramic parts and solar cells, reflecting his work across materials and renewable-energy technologies.
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