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How do solar cells work?
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Solar cells are (semiconductor) solid-state devices (no mechanical action) in which photons (or packets of light) collide with atoms transforming the resulting energy into electrons. These electrons flow into wires that connect all the individual cells in a module and all the modules in a system.
FAQ
How do solar cells work?
Created on Thursday, 22 May 2008 05:23 Last Updated on Wednesday, 20 April 2011 00:30 Published Date Written by Webmaster Hits: 781
Solar cells are (semiconductor) solid-state devices (no mechanical action) in which photons (or packets of light) collide with atoms transforming the resulting energy into electrons. These electrons flow into wires that connect all the individual cells in a module and all the modules in a system.
