A PRESENTATION ON SOLAR ENERGY.IT INCLUDES:
AN INTRO
HOW WE CAN GENERATE ELECTRICTY AND THE VARIOUS CONCEPTS UNDER ITS WORKING
CONSTRUCTION OF SOLAR PANEL
TYPES OF SOLAR PANEL
BENEFTS OF USING SOLAR ENERGY
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2. SOLAR ENERGY
âąSolar energy is radiant light and heat from the sun
generating electricity.
âąIt is the mostcleanest and most abundant renewable
energy.
âąSolar energy is the cheaper than fossils fuels.
âąKarnatka is the largestsolar energy producer in India.
3. âąOur sun is a nuclear reactor.
âąIt releases tiny packets of energy called PHOTONS.
âąPhoton hit a solar cell, they knock electrons loose from
their atoms.
âąIf conductors are attached to the +ve and âve sides of a
cell,it form an electrical circuit.
âąWhen electron flow through such a circuit, they generate
electricity.
7. DOPPING
In semiconductor production, doping is the intentional introduction
of impurities into an intrinsic semiconductor for the purpose of
modulating its electrical, optical and structural properties
11. TYPESOF SOLAR PANELS
MonoCrystallinepanel:If you see a solar panel with black cells, itâs most likely a
monocrystalline panel. These cells appear black because of how light interacts
with the pure silicon crystal
Polycrystallinepanel: Unlike monocrystalline solar cells, polycrystalline solar cells
tend to have a bluish hue to them due to the light reflecting off the silicon
fragments in the cell in a different way than it reflects off a pure monocrystalline
silicon wafer.
Thin-Filmsolar panel:The biggest differentiating aesthetic factor when it comes to
thin-film solar panels is how thin and low-profile the technology is. As their name
suggests, thin-film panels are often slimmer than other panel ty[es. This is
because the cells within the panels are roughly 350 times thinner than the
crystalline wafers used in monocrystalline and polycrystallinesolar panels.