Amorphous silicon solar panels (e.g. thin film) are made from cells created by depositing a micro-thin layer of silicon directly onto a sheet of glass, plastic, or other substrate.
Solar panels are wired together into a PV array, and the electricity they produce is fed through an inverter that changes the direct current (DC) into alternating current (AC), making it suitable for homes and business, and compatible with the electric grid. The inverter is the major electronic appliance associated with a grid-tied PV system. |
Amorphous Silicon Solar Cell
