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Identify the information in a solar panel data sheet.
 
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Explain the steps involved in making a thin-film solar panel.
 
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Answer to Question 1

Type of cells
Number Of Cells
Fuse Rating
Normal Operating Cell Temperature
Module Efficiency
Dimension
Weight
Packaging
Peak Power Pmax
Rated Voltage Vmp
Rated Current Imp
Open Circuit Voltage Voc
Short Circuit Current Isc
Maximum System Voltage

Answer to Question 2

See Figure 6-16 The top layer is a transparent conductor that allows light to move through it. The next layer is made of P-type material and the N-type material is layered under the P-type material but separated by insulator film. The next part of the material is back metal contact material and this is all mounted to a polymer substrate that makes this type of solar film material very plyable.




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