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To: A.J. Mullen who wrote (38)8/3/2006 12:33:44 PM
From: Jim Oravetz  Read Replies (1) of 112
 
If a new, more efficent "cell" can be produced at the SAME manufacturing cost, you have REDUCED the COST/WATT ratio.

Assign a COST of $10.

Old cell produces 2.0W output. Cost/Watt is then 5.

New "cell" (cluster of cells, basic building block, whatever you want to call it) now produces 2.2W
Cost/Watt is now 4.54

Now if you can produce that new cell more cheaply, you further reduce the COST/WATT ratio.
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