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Investigating the efficiency of silicon and organic solar cells using various light sources
68101 - Foundations of Physics
2 Found helpful • 8 Pages • Essays / Projects • Year: Pre-2021
The experiment compared and tested which type of incandescent lamp is more effective to provide the greatest efficiency on the tested solar cells. It was believed that halogen lamps will be the more effective light source and be more efficient due to less energy lost due to heat. Halogen lamps are a more efficient light source to use than tungsten lamps due to the higher efficiency percentages than their tungsten companions on solar cells. It tested the various power outputs through varying resistances and the efficiency was calculated to compare which type of lamp is most effective.
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