Q4.Evaluate the Maximum power point and the efficiency of the module if the area of the Solar module 0.924m by 2.0m and gives a current at maximum power point is 7.46A and voltage at maximum power point is 26.68 V .The power density of the module is 900w.

Q4.Evaluate the Maximum power point and the efficiency of the module if the area of the Solar module 0.924m by 2.0m and gives a current at maximum power point is 7.46A and voltage at maximum power point is 26.68 V .The power density of the module is 900w.

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