Design summary draft 2

 The webpage “What are solar light panels and how do they work” from The Economic Times (2019) informs the readers the functions, features, and application of solar light panels in our daily lives. Among its functions, solar light panel are able to convert light energy into electrical or stored energy through the use of photovoltaic modules (PV) and the system can be either connected or not connected to the main power grid. In terms of the features, the solar light panel system comprises of “PV modules, electrical connections, mounting hardware, power conditioning equipment and batteries for storing the generated electricity.” It is tough, with the effectiveness only dropping one-two percent yearly and they also do not produce greenhouse gasses that may harm the environment. Besides that, the PV cells comes in different shapes and sizes. When they are placed together, they shape into PV modules which can form PV arrays of different power output and sizes depending on users needs and the amount of sunlight received. Among its applications, solar light panels can be applied in homes as well as powering traffic signs, street lights, water pumps and communication satellites. It can also be used in different gadgets such as flashlights, torches, wrist watches and calculators. All in all, there are many advantages as well as disadvantages for different kinds of solar systems. Regardless of which system we use, we should definitely tap into the power of solar light panels as the resources of solar energy are infinite. With fossil fuels running out and climate change being a global problem, the government should subsidise and encourage installation solar panels in households due to their abilities in energy generation, cost reduction as well as being eco-friendly.



References

What are solar light panels and how do they work. (2019, May 1). The Economic Times. Retrieved September 26, 2022, from https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/small-biz/productline/power-generation/what-are-solar-light-panels-and-how-do-they-work/articleshow/69130408.cms



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