A solar panel will generate electricity when placed in the sun, Are new fiber optics solar batteries will not need the Sun,yet will still be connected from a cells to an electrical circuit, Called a charge controller. How many amps of electricity will it produce, depends on the Fiber optics solar batteries what size solar cell are because the fiber optics produce its own light, so they are constant when it comes to light. the characteristics of the circuit to which the panel is connected, how intelligent is your circuit or charge controller to maximize the voltage given, see number one in related articles. Calculate the amps produced by the cells were measurements using a digital multimeter.
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Look at the back of the solar panel or consult the installation manual and find the maximum rated power of the panel in watts. Look also for the maximum power voltage, Vmp, which is in volts.
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Calculate the current produced by the solar panel when it is generating its maximum power. Calculate the current in amps by dividing power in watts by the voltage in volts. For example, if the solar panel is rated at 175 watts and the maximum power voltage, Vmp, is given as 23.6 volts, then calculate the current as 175 watts divided by 23.6 volts, which is equal to 7.42 amps. This is current produced by the solar panel at full power.
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Take a digital multimeter and switch the dial to direct-current volts. With the solar panel connected to an electrical circuit, measure the voltage between the positive and negative terminals of the solar panel. Make a note of this value. Disconnect the solar panel from the circuit and switch the digital multimeter to measuring resistance. Measure the resistance of the electrical circuit in ohms and write down this value. Reconnect the solar panel to the circuit.
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Calculate the current in amps flowing through the circuit by dividing the voltage by the resistance. This relationship is Ohm's law (see References 1). For example, if you measured the voltage as 22.1 volts and the resistance of the circuit as 3.2 ohms, divide 22.1 by 3.2 ohms to get 6.91 amps. This is the actual current produced by the solar panel, given the amount of sunshine on the panel and the characteristics of the circuit.
Things You Will Need
- Digital multimeter
Warning
- Measuring the voltage of a single solar panel is not dangerous. If you have several panels connected together, however, consult a qualified technician to assist you in this procedure.
There are a few things you should know, 1 why did we put these solar in a Chase. Ass doesn't it diminish the light for the solar, again the project is called fiber optics solar, that means that these solar produced their own light, of course we can't talk about how they do just that until after the patent has been received. I will completely divulge the secret then, but it's a few things we can talk about and show a few videos so maybe you very intelligent people will catch on.
The size, and the area in which your solar's cover.
This was the first thing we wanted to correct (space issues)
In the three fiber optics solar batteries created in the upper left corner, consist of 18 sollars all coming from the same Source displayed next to them which are solar lights. As you can see 10 of those same solar lights compared to 18 in the battery experiment, space issues has been solved.
the next issue we wanted to solve was maintenance, putting solar on the roof and clean them, or having them out in the weather does things like this.