Posted by admin | Posted in Solar Panels | Posted on 15-02-2010
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Why do solar panels work?
I find plenty of information on how solar panels, but I would knowing why they work. Can you help? Light because of work load causes a Silicon wafers but why light causes a charge?
The solar panels depends on the sun to store thermal energy type and convert that energy into electricity, as simple as that
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