S OLAR P ANELS Generating Electricity from the Sun 1.

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S OLAR P ANELS Generating Electricity from the Sun 1

T HE S OLAR P ANEL 3 Main parts 1. N - Layer N for Negative 2. P - Layer P for positive 3. Electrical contacts 2

T HE E LEMENTS OF THE S OLAR P ANEL Silicon 4 outer electrons Electrons like to pair off Si Silicon – silicon bonds are strong and stable An electron is a negatively charged particle 3

Si 4

T HE E LEMENTS OF THE P ANEL Phosphorus – an Impurity 5 outer electrons Can be forced to bond with silicone Electrons like to be in pairs Si Silicon – phosphorus bonds sometimes have a free electron that is easily released P 5

SiP P P P P P P P P P P PP P PP P PP P P PPP N – Layer Silicium Extra electrons  Negative Charge 6

T HE E LEMENTS OF THE P ANEL Boron – Another Impurity 3 outer electrons Can be forced to bond with silicone Electrons like to be in pairs Si Silicon – Boron bonds are weaker and tend to have holes in the crystal structure B 7 These holes attract free electrons

SiB B B B B B B B B B B BB BB BBB B BBB B P – Layer Silicium Missing electrons  Positive Charge 8

P-Layer N-Layer T HE E LECTRIC F IELD When a N-Layer is near a P-Layer it creates an electric field between them When energized, electrons will move across the field Electric field Sunlight (Energy)

P-Layer N-Layer Sunlight (Energy) Electrical Contact (wires)

Real electrons move x faster 11

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13 Questions?