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Yes, solar panels are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions such as high winds, heavy rain, and hail. They are made of durable materials, including tempered glass, that can endure these elements without significant damage. Additionally, solar panels are tested and certified to meet industry standards for performance and durability, ensuring their resilience in various weather conditions.
Im doing a science project and I need to know what gases or liquids a solar panel can make that is not friendly to the environment. Please name all the gases and liquids and explain how they damage the environment. It would be most likely that you will get best answer if you find all the bad things about solar energy and explain why they are bad and how they affect nature. that would be helpful to. Thank you
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are solar panels just a photodiode?A Photodiode converts light into either current or voltage? Right?
yes. Any semiconductor junction will convert light into electrical energy, just shine a light at an LED (connect LED to voltmeter) and you'll see a small voltage produced (if you configure the meter as an ammeter it will develop a very small current). Solar panels are just VERY large surface photodiodes.
I have a solar panel 7.5V .25W 50mah, connect 2 in parallel to power a RC boat. The boat use to run on 6cell battery pack - 7.2V 800Mah.The dc motor requirement based on the provided battery pack, i assume would be 7.2V and rated at (7.2V * .8Amp) = 2.96 Watt.Would two of my solar panels run this DC motor ?are my calculations or understanding correct ?do lend a hand dear ''world''
solar cells are not rated in mah, they are rated in ma or amps. I'll assume this one is 50mA. Two in parallel will give you 300mA, so that will charge a 800mA-hr battery in 800/300 = 3 hours. Theoretically, in bright sunlight if the array is exactly at right angles to the sun's rays. The problem is, depending on the type of cells, the battery pack will need 8 volts or so to charge, and your solar cells won't deliver that. If the sun is at an angle, you may get only 3-5 volts. so you have to put them in series, so you will get only 50mA out of them, which will charge the battery in 6 hours of bright sunlight. Would two of my solar panels run this DC motor ? If the motor is .8 amps, you need the battery, the arrays are not near enough. Or are you attempting to replace the battery pack with the solar array? Your english makes that difficult to understand. If so, put them in parallel to get the 300mA, but that would run the .8 amp motor very slowly. If you had 2 of the solar panels, it might run at close to full speed if the sun is bright and shining directly on all the panels. But where did you get the .8 amps for the motor? The 800Mah rating of the battery has ZERO to do with the motor current. So the answer above is based on your number, which I suspect is totally wrong. .
Yes, solar panels can be used in combination with wind turbines. This combination is known as a hybrid renewable energy system. It allows for a more reliable and efficient generation of electricity as the two sources complement each other. Solar panels generate electricity during the day when there is abundant sunlight, while wind turbines generate electricity when there is sufficient wind. By combining these two sources, the system can produce electricity continuously, regardless of the time of day or weather conditions.
Hi, I am very interested in solar panels and would like to know more.Can someone please give me a basic explanation of how solar panels work?Thank you
A solar panel is made up of many small solar cells. Each solar cell uses light to make electricity. The solar cell uses light to make electrons move. The cell is made up of two different layers that are stuck together. The first layer is loaded with electrons, so the electrons are ready to jump from this layer to the second layer. That second layer has some electrons taken away. It is ready to take in more electrons. When the light hits an electron in the first layer, the electron jumps to the second layer. That electron makes another electron move, which makes another electron move, and so on. So the light started a flow of electrons, or electricity.
Yes, solar panels can be damaged by hail. Hailstones can cause cracks or breaks in the glass surface of solar panels, potentially reducing their efficiency or causing them to stop working altogether. However, the extent of damage largely depends on the size and intensity of the hailstorm, as well as the quality and durability of the solar panels.
how much would you pay for a 2'x4' solar panel that puts out 24 volts and 74 watts?
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