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

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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: Can solar cells be used in high-altitude areas?: Yes, solar cells can be used in high-altitude areas. In fact, solar cells can actually be more efficient at higher altitudes due to reduced atmospheric interference and increased solar irradiance. However, the performance of solar cells can still be affected by factors like temperature and snow cover, which need to be considered for optimal utilization in high-altitude regions.

Q: How do solar cells handle power fluctuations in remote areas?: Solar cells handle power fluctuations in remote areas through the use of energy storage systems such as batteries. These batteries store excess energy produced by the solar cells during peak sunlight hours and release it when there is less sunlight or during periods of high energy demand. This helps to stabilize the power supply and ensure a consistent and reliable source of electricity even during fluctuations in solar power generation.

Q: Can solar cells be used for powering transportation infrastructure?: Yes, solar cells can be used for powering transportation infrastructure. Solar-powered electric vehicles, such as solar cars, solar buses, and solar trains, are already being developed and deployed in various parts of the world. Additionally, solar energy can also be used to provide power for charging stations and electric vehicle infrastructure, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources and promoting sustainability in transportation.

Q: What is the impact of hailstorms on solar cells?: Hailstorms can have a significant impact on solar cells. The high-speed impact of hailstones can cause physical damage, such as cracks or fractures, to the surface of solar panels. This can result in reduced efficiency and output of the affected solar cells. Additionally, hailstorms can also damage the protective layers on solar panels, increasing the risk of moisture ingress and potential corrosion. Therefore, hailstorms pose a potential threat to the durability and performance of solar cells.

Q: Briefly explain why solar cells are made into components: The electrical performance parameters of solar cells are: voltage, current, capacity, type, charging rate and so on. The voltage parameter of the battery refers to the operating voltage of the battery, that is, the voltage that can be supplied to the device. Current, refers to the maximum discharge current of the battery. Capacity, refers to the total discharge power of the battery, with An / hour (A / H) said.

Q: Can solar cells be used for aerospace applications?: Yes, solar cells can be used for aerospace applications. They are commonly used in spacecraft and satellites to harness solar energy and provide power for various systems and instruments. Solar cells are lightweight, compact, and highly efficient, making them ideal for aerospace applications where weight and space are crucial considerations.

Q: What are the different sizes of solar cells?: Solar cells come in various sizes, ranging from small portable panels for charging devices to large-scale installations used in solar farms. The sizes of solar cells can vary based on the specific application and power output requirements.

Q: Can solar cells be used for powering remote mining operations?: Yes, solar cells can be used for powering remote mining operations. Solar power is a viable and sustainable energy source that can be harnessed in remote areas where access to traditional electricity grids is limited or non-existent. Installing solar panels at mining sites can provide a reliable and cost-effective source of power for various operations such as machinery, lighting, and communication systems. Additionally, solar power reduces dependence on fossil fuels, minimizing environmental impact and promoting clean energy solutions.

Q: Can solar cells be used in space?: Yes, solar cells can be used in space. In fact, they are commonly used in space missions to generate electricity from the sunlight in the absence of an atmosphere. Spacecraft and satellites often rely on solar cells to power their systems and equipment.