9.2 The I-V characteristics of a solar cell with a surface area A of 5.76 cm?shows an open-circuit voltage Voc of 0.65 V and a short-circuit current Ieof 17.7 mA under insolation Igol of 950 W/m². Its voltage and current at theMPP are Vm = 0.6 V and Im = 15.5 mA.Calculate (i) the cell maximum power output, (ii) the efficiency of thesolar cell, and (iii) the fill factor of the I–V characteristics of the solar cell.

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9.2 The I–V characteristics of a solar cell with a surface area A of 5.76 cm² shows an open-circuit voltage V of 0.65 V and a short-circuit current I of 17.7 mA under insolation Iol of 950 W/m². Its voltage and current at the MPP are V= 0.6 V and Im = 15.5 mA. Calculate (i) the cell maximum power output, (ii) the efficiency of the solar cell and Gii) tbe fill factor of the L-V characteristics of the solar cell

9.2 The I–V characteristics of a solar cell with a surface area A of 5.76 cm² shows an open-circuit voltage V of 0.65 V and a short-circuit current I of 17.7 mA under insolation Iol of 950 W/m². Its voltage and current at the MPP are V= 0.6 V and Im = 15.5 mA. Calculate (i) the cell maximum power output, (ii) the efficiency of the solar cell and Gii) tbe fill factor of the L-V characteristics of the solar cell

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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