The dark saturation current of a solar cell is 1.7E-8 A/m?, the cell temperature is 332 K, the short-circuit current density is 165 A/m?, Vmax is 0.516 V and the available solar radiation is 745 W/m? . The Boltzmann's gas constant is 1.381X10-23 J/K and the electronic charge is 1.602X10-19 JN. Calculate Open-circuit voltage Voc in Volts = Current density at maximum power Imax in A/m²= Maximum power Pmax in W/m2 = % Maximum efficiency nmax

The dark saturation current of a solar cell is 1.7E-8 A/m?, the cell temperature is 332 K, the short-circuit current density is 165 A/m?, Vmax is 0.516 V and the available solar radiation is 745 W/m? . The Boltzmann's gas constant is 1.381X10-23 J/K and the electronic charge is 1.602X10-19 JN. Calculate Open-circuit voltage Voc in Volts = Current density at maximum power Imax in A/m²= Maximum power Pmax in W/m2 = % Maximum efficiency nmax

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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