Engineering, 02.10.2020 17:01 ojbank4411

The cells in the panels that make up the modules in the solar farm of Part 1 have been characterized as having the following PV parameters (tested under AM1.5 conditions): JSC=40mA/cm2, FF=75%, VOC=0.7V. For illumination conditions giving 300W/m2, calculate the output power density of your cells (mW/cm2). You may assume that FF remains the same, but VOC and JSC do not. Also, assume nkT = 25 meV and that J0 remains constant

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