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Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity using the photovoltaic effect. When light photons hit a semiconductor material, like silicon, they can be absorbed, which frees electrons from their atomic bonds, generating electrical current. This occurs within the cell structure, where a p-n junction creates an internal electric field that directs the flow of these free electrons, allowing current to move through external circuits[6][5].
The performance of solar panels is influenced by factors such as angle, temperature, and shading. Optimal angles maximize sunlight capture, while higher temperatures can reduce efficiency. Shading on any part of the panel can significantly diminish overall output, as solar cells often operate better in series connections to maintain stable voltage[5][6].
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