How solar system Panels Work

The Basis Behind solar battery Panels

Any electrical system runs on the same principles of electronics as the solar power units that generate solar electricity. The solar panels form a circuit through which the electrons need to flow, creating an electric current. Silicon, a main component of computer chips, forms the basic element in the solar panels.

Ideally, a pure form of silicon should be used in the solar panels in order to produce solar power. The impurities of silicon have to be removed before it can be used. The intrinsic atomic properties of silicon make it ideal for the generation of power in solar panels.

How solar system Panels Work

Boron is also used in solar panels, along with the silicon elements, in order to make them operate. A mixture of silicon and boron is required for the flow of electrons. Silicon and boron are instrumental in the creation of the positive ions in the panel to make an electric current flow through the circuit. Photons are carried by the sun's rays to the solar panels and they are responsible to help the silicon boron combination to generate the electric current.