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Packaging Detail:	packaging:carton and wooden pallets. weight:4.3kg 20GP:2065pcs 40HQ:4310pcs
Delivery Detail:	15-20 days ,depend on your order quantity.

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3.100% TEST before and after encapsulation.
4.MOQ:100pcs

Design features of solar panel:

Electrical characteristics:

Maximum Power[Pmax]	50W ±5%
Maximum Power Voltage[Vmp]	18V ±3%
Maximum Power Current[Imp]	2.77A ±3%
Short-Circuit Current[Isc]	3.05A ±3%
Open-Circuit Voltage[Voc]	21.6V ±3%
Current Temperature coefficient	0.08%/ ℃
Voltage Temperature Coefficient	-0.32%/ ℃
Power Temperature Coefficient	-0.38%/ ℃
Maximum System Voltage	1000V

Q:What is the impact of bird droppings on solar cell efficiency?: Bird droppings can have a significant negative impact on solar cell efficiency. The droppings can create a layer of dirt and debris that blocks sunlight from reaching the solar cells, thereby reducing their ability to convert sunlight into electricity. This decrease in efficiency can lead to a decrease in overall power output, requiring more frequent cleaning and maintenance to ensure optimal performance of the solar panels.

Q:What are thin-film solar cells?: Thin-film solar cells are a type of solar cell that utilize thin layers of semiconducting materials to convert sunlight into electricity. These cells are made by depositing thin films of photovoltaic materials onto a substrate, which allows for more flexible and lightweight solar panels compared to traditional silicon-based ones.

Q:Where can I get the most accurate information about solar cells?: Maybe your teacher can give you some suggestions.

Q:What are the disadvantages of using solar cells?: Some disadvantages of using solar cells include high initial costs, intermittent energy production due to weather conditions, the need for large areas of land for installation, and the production of toxic materials during manufacturing. Additionally, solar cells have lower efficiency compared to traditional energy sources and may require additional energy storage systems for uninterrupted power supply.

Q:How do solar cells handle voltage fluctuations in the grid?: Solar cells do not directly handle voltage fluctuations in the grid. Instead, the grid itself, through the use of inverters and other control devices, manages and stabilizes the voltage fluctuations to ensure compatibility with solar cells and other energy sources connected to the grid.

Q:Why and what is the low efficiency solar cell?: I do know when the energy is absorbed by the solar cell, there will be loss in the conversion, that is one of the reason that the solar cell becomes low efficient.

Q:What is the impact of leaf litter on solar cell performance?: Leaf litter can have a negative impact on solar cell performance as it can block sunlight from reaching the surface of the cells, reducing their efficiency and overall power output. Additionally, the buildup of leaf litter can also lead to overheating and potential damage to the solar panels. Regular cleaning and maintenance of solar panels are crucial to ensure optimal performance and maximize energy generation.

Q:Can solar cells generate enough electricity to power an entire house?: Yes, solar cells have the ability to generate enough electricity to power an entire house. The size and efficiency of the solar panel system, along with the energy consumption of the house, are important factors in determining if it can meet the household's electricity needs. However, with advancements in technology and larger solar installations, it is increasingly possible for solar cells to generate sufficient electricity to power a house.

Q:What is a polymer solar cell and how does it work?: Polymer solar cells are actually like all the other solar cells, the polymer solar cell converts light into electricity, by converting light into a current.

Q:What is the role of solar cells in powering emergency response systems?: The role of solar cells in powering emergency response systems is to provide a reliable and sustainable source of energy during crisis situations. Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity, which can be used to power critical equipment such as communication devices, lighting, and medical equipment. This ensures that emergency response systems can function effectively even in areas with limited or no access to traditional power sources, enhancing their overall efficiency and responsiveness during emergencies.

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