Solar Energy - Best Quality Flexible Solar Cells with CE, RoHS, ICE Certification

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Supply Capability:: 500 m²/month

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				Model Number:	ANM250M-96
Material:	Monocrystalline Silicon	Size:	1575108250	Number of Cells:	250
Max. Power:	250	Certificate:	CE, ROHS, ICE	Warranty:	5 years
keywords:	flexible solar cell	Short circuit current(Isc):	5.95	Open circuit voltage(Voc):	58.40
Current at max power(Imp):	5.28	Voltage at max power(Vmp):	47.33	Max. Power (Pm):	250
Operate Temp. scope:	-40~85	Impact Resistance:	AC2000V; DC3000V

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	standard export package suitable for long seavoyage and tough handling
Delivery Detail:	10-25 days depending on order quantity

Specifications

flexible solar cell
1.Monocrystalline
2.Solar Panel Factory
3.CE, ROHS, IEC
4. 5yrs warranty

Types of Solar Cell

Current solar cells are classified into several types according to the material, structure and the manufacturing method used. Wherein the multi-crystalline silicon solar cell refers to the silicon semiconductor substrate is a monocrystalline silicon solar cells and a raw material polycrystalline silicon solar cells; in addition to amorphous silicon-based solar cells, such batteries with the liquid crystal panel prepared by the same film is based, it is deposited on a silicon substrate instead of a glass substrate made of amorphous silicon.

Monocrystalline silicon solar cells are formed on a monocrystalline silicon substrate, but also the conversion efficiency up to 20% of the products, with excellent performance and reliability characteristics. However, as the price of raw materials expensive silicon substrate, the higher cost of electricity per watt. Although polycrystalline silicon solar cell conversion efficiency is lower than that of silicon solar cells, with the advantage of cheap cost.

Most substrate monocrystalline and polycrystalline silicon solar cell used is from the slowly cooled liquefied silicon after heating the crystalline silicon block (ingot) cut out of the sheet manufacturing. Forming a polycrystalline silicon solar cell uses polycrystalline silicon ingots; forming a single crystal silicon solar cell uses single crystal silicon ingot. Compared with polysilicon ingot, single crystal silicon ingot production efficiency is lower, therefore more it is more expensive.

The more cutting thin silicon substrate, the silicon ingot obtained by the same base plate number, the more, the lower the cost. However, there are also disadvantages sheet cut easily broken during the manufacturing process. So how global materials manufacturers around the sheet during cutting and increase yield, reduce cost in a fierce competition.

Using a thin film of amorphous silicon solar cell production method is different significantly reduce the amount of silicon used, and vacuum evaporation using a manufacturing process suitable for mass production, as compared with the crystalline type can significantly reduce costs, but the amorphous silicon solar cell lower conversion efficiency is only about 10%. Such batteries silicon feedstock prices of the period of concern, but with the tight silicon market weaker than expected growth in its share.

Q: How do solar cells handle partial shading?: Solar cells handle partial shading by using bypass diodes. These diodes allow the current to bypass the shaded area, ensuring that the rest of the solar cell continues to function efficiently. By redirecting the current, the solar cells can still generate power even if some parts are shaded, minimizing the impact of partial shading on overall performance.

Q: Can solar cells be used in satellites?: Yes, solar cells can be and are commonly used in satellites as they provide a reliable and efficient source of power by converting sunlight into electricity.

Q: How do solar cells handle electromagnetic pulses?: Solar cells are generally not designed to handle electromagnetic pulses (EMPs) as they are highly sensitive electronic devices. Strong EMPs, such as those caused by a nuclear explosion or a solar storm, can potentially damage or destroy solar cells by overwhelming their circuitry. However, it is worth noting that the likelihood of solar cells being directly affected by EMPs is relatively low, as they are often shielded by other components of the solar panel system such as inverters and wiring.

Q: How are solar cells connected in a solar panel?: Solar cells are connected in a solar panel through a series of electrical connections, typically using metal conductors, to form an array. These connections allow for the flow of electric current generated by individual solar cells, which are usually made of silicon-based semiconductors, to be combined and harnessed as usable electricity.

Q: Can solar cells be used to power remote data collection systems?: Yes, solar cells can be used to power remote data collection systems. Solar cells are a reliable and sustainable source of energy that can convert sunlight into electricity. They can be installed in remote locations where access to the power grid is limited or unavailable, providing a practical solution for powering data collection systems. Additionally, solar cells can be combined with batteries to store excess energy for use during periods of low sunlight, ensuring continuous power supply for remote data collection systems.

Q: How do solar cells handle power factor correction?: Solar cells do not handle power factor correction directly. Power factor correction is typically handled by other components in a solar power system, such as inverters or power conditioning units. These components are responsible for converting the DC power generated by solar cells into AC power that can be used in electrical systems. Power factor correction is important to ensure efficient utilization of electrical power and reduce energy losses in the system.

Q: What is the impact of dust storms on solar cell efficiency?: Dust storms have a negative impact on solar cell efficiency. The accumulation of dust particles on the surface of solar panels obstructs sunlight from reaching the photovoltaic cells, reducing their ability to convert sunlight into electricity. This dust buildup decreases the overall power output of the solar panels and requires regular cleaning and maintenance to maintain optimal efficiency.

Q: Can solar cells be used in water pumps?: Yes, solar cells can be used in water pumps. Solar-powered water pumps are designed to convert sunlight into electricity, which can be used to power the pump and move water. This technology is particularly useful in areas with limited access to electricity or where grid power is unreliable. Solar-powered water pumps are efficient, environmentally friendly, and provide a sustainable solution for water pumping needs.

Q: What is the role of tracking systems in solar cell installations?: The role of tracking systems in solar cell installations is to optimize the amount of sunlight that reaches the solar panels throughout the day. These systems continuously monitor the position of the sun and adjust the orientation and tilt of the panels accordingly. By tracking the sun's movement, the panels can capture more sunlight and generate higher energy output, increasing the overall efficiency of the solar cell installation.

Q: Can solar cells be used in sports arenas?: Yes, solar cells can be used in sports arenas. They can be installed on the roofs or facades of the arenas to harness solar energy and generate electricity. This renewable energy source can help to power the stadium's lighting, scoreboards, and other electrical systems, reducing the reliance on non-renewable energy sources and lowering the carbon footprint of the facility.

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