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Photovoltaic or solar panel is a method of converting solar energy into electrical energy. It consists of photovoltaic cells that collect sun light and convert it into electricity. Electricity produced from photovoltaic installations are cleaner and more efficient than electrical energy generated from other methods. Using photovoltaic installations in combination with other electrical energy generation methods can completely eliminate the need for electricity supplied by fossil fuels. Solar panel can even generate enough electricity for your entire household needs during a power outage.
Photovoltaic installations are made up of many different technologies. They can consist of the commonly used CSP (conductor screen method) or discrete conductive CMC (direct metal arc welding). There are two types of photovoltaic solar installations. One is the unitary solar cell which is the most popular and usually installed in the roof. Other installation technologies include stand-alone charge regulators, direct current inverters and direct conversion converters.
In order to generate electricity from photovoltaic solar installations, the photovoltaic solar radiation must be exposed to an optimum amount of incoming light. The most common method of achieving this is called the concentric shading system. This concentrates the solar radiation to a single point or region. Shading systems also utilize baffles or baffle arrangements that are placed on one side of the array. These act like mirrors which focus the incoming light to a particular spot.
Photovoltaic systems can also use a direct current system or a combined one. With a DC direct current system, electricity is produced by connecting the photovoltaic modules directly to the utility power grid. A solar tie in system combines the direct current system with an alternating current system. This means that the module could be switched on and off between utility power outages. For large photovoltaic installations, this may provide the highest return on investment (ROI) for the homeowner.
With new technology and improved materials, photovoltaic energy generated from residential installations is now more efficient than ever. The cost of energy generation has continued to drop while the quality of the energy produced continues to rise. Of course, this number is only for residential energy generated from photovoltaic systems and does not take into account the costs of installation, any state and federal rebates, or incentives, which can also help a home owner save money on energy costs.
Although utility companies continue to offer incentive programs for new solar and photovoltaic installations, there are other factors to consider as well. The increasing scarcity of fossil fuels, combined with the steadily- declining value of paper dollars, makes the case for avoiding emissions-intensive electricity generating methods. When installed, photovoltaic solar panels are not very visible and may not be an issue for homeowners, but they do have an impact on the environment. Installing solar energy generating systems in an area prone to harsh weather or water damage will cause the cost of repairs and replacement to increase. Photovoltaic panels should be installed by a trained, licensed electrician who uses state-approved wiring methods.
