Solar panels are the main source of the solar system that is used to produce cleaner and cheaper energy. These panels crown the rooftop of your home or industry. In short, you can say, the more panel you install, the more amount of electricity you can deploy.
The
sun is the most abundant form of energy that can never run out. It releases
energy in small packets called photons. These photons are used by solar panels
to generate the required amount of energy. But have you ever thought about how
these photons are used and how solar panels actually work?
What
makes up a solar panel?
Photovoltaic
solar panels (PVC) are made up of many solar cells. However,
these solar cells are made up of silicon-like semiconductors. Further, it is
constructed by the combination of two layers, one is positively charged and the
other is negatively charged similar to the arrangement of a battery.
How
does a solar panel work?
The
photovoltaic cells generate a direct current that has unidirectional flow
around the circuit. However, the electrons directly move from the negative side
to the positive one.
The
solar inverter is marked up as the brain of the solar system. It is used to
convert DC into AC. As DC cannot be used to produce electricity for the
functioning of the home appliances or industrial motors. So, this direct
current must be converted into an alternating current.
However,
solar
panels absorb the direct current from the panel and convert it into alternating
current. Furthermore, ground fault protection is provided and system statistics
are generated, including voltages and currents on AC and DC circuits, energy
production, and maximum power points.
When
the photons hit a solar cell they knock and tend the electrons to release their
atoms. An electrical circuit is formed if the conductors are attached to the
left or right side of the solar panel. Later, the current flows through the circuit
to generate electricity that powers the home appliances or pieces of industrial
machinery.
The
Sum-up
Solar
energy is the universal solution to the global energy
crisis. Countries like Pakistan can use solar energy to combat energy crises
and reduce employment issues as well. It is a prime solution in reducing our
dependence on fossil fuels for energy production. Also, solar energy is used to
reduce the carbon footprints that are harmful to the atmosphere.
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