This document provides an overview of solar cells, including their history, working principle, types, applications, and future prospects. It discusses how solar cells work to convert light energy into electricity, and notes that solar cell efficiency depends on the type of material used, with monocrystalline silicon being the most efficient. The document also outlines various current and potential future applications of solar cells, from power generation to use in calculators and phones, and concludes that solar cells will become a more cost-efficient and useful renewable energy source.
12. Domestic Power Supply
Ocean Navigation Aids
RoadSight Light
APPLICATION
Telecommunication
Systems
Water Pumping
Soar Pumps
Others :
13. Advantages Disadvantages
Renewable energy
Clean and
Non-Polluting
Innovative
Require Very Little
Maintenance
No Fuel Cost or
Supply Problems
Long Life Time
Very Expensive
Cant Be
Obtained in
Night Time
Large Geographical
Area is
Needed
Weather
Disturbance
14. FUTURE PROSPECT
In future solar cell
& solar power will be
seen in everywhere
We will see
solar cell electric
Note-book.
For Better Harnessing
of Solar Energy
15. CONCLUSION
Will Become The Most Cost-Efficient
Very Useful For Green-House
Gas Emissions
Will Make Our Goal To
Decrease Dependence
Help Exploiting Infrared Radiation
Preserve The Environment
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