Generate Electricity - How Solar Panels Work!

Correction:
6:01 Video shows 8.0A x 0.5V = 240W, should be 8.0A x 30V = 240W

In this video, we'll explain how solar panels work and unravel the mysteries of how solar power works. We'll discuss the different types of solar panels, how solar power works, the different solar panels for homes, the efficiency of solar panels and a deep dive into how solar cells work.

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[EngineeringMindset]

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[antoniousai]

The last animation that shows the entire process of photoelectric effect into producing a voltage and a current through the LED is so good.

[hadiakbary]

Studied all these in the faculty of energy engineering, an entire subject in a semester, but neither I understood by reading the book myself nor understood the explanation from the professor. This video summarized almost the entire book in a video and very well explained. Thanks for such straight forward simplification.

[stefanosnoutsos]

My god, this has been the best training video for Solar by far. Doesn't make you lose focus not even for a second. I work as an Electrical Supervisor in an EPC company and will definitely tell the about PVcase as well. And I will share this video with our construction & engineering team. Keep up the amazing content.

[matthewcovington]

I’m a NABCEP board certified inspector for PV systems and about to have a degree in electrical engineering in February. And this is one of the more in depth Solar centered videos I’ve ever seen. Absolutely amazing. I will definitely tell our design people about the pvcase tool as well, it sounds great. Thank you! I plan to tell everyone I work with to watch this

[mohanadkhaled]

i'm a senior solar & alternative energy engineer and this guy explained almost 60 out of 100 about Solar engineering in 22 mins. Impressive

[jordanwills]

Sir, you are officially the guy Engineering students/trainees go to when the professors and textbooks fail to do their job. Amazing! 🙌

[me]

I hope you'll talk about other types of solar cells soon, especially dye sensitized solar cells, QD solar cells, and perovskite solar cells! I'm extremely passionate about those! Plus, you can do some pretty impressive performance enhancement with concentrators.

[vvviiimmm]

6:02 typo, should be "8.0A x 30V"

Amazing video, absolutely love the intuitive explanations on this channel, thank you!

[deped-cebucityrolandoarane]

As a science teacher, this video helps me further understand the concept of laddering of electrons and energy levels and I can simplify this to my students.

[johnnymcleod]

Great job!! I wish your content was readily available when I was young in the 70’s as it is now days. So many people take for granted the knowledge that is sitting in their cell phones.

[vidurmakkar]

Years of trying to understand it and finally this video does it for me.
Kudos brotha!

[Jdelguerciojr]

So sad I only just found this channel, I’m an electrician that barely understands electricity, but now….im diving in.

[xwilly]

As usual a clear and very thorough explanation of the subject.
I'm interested in solar tracking and would love for you to do a video on the topic.

[AxolotlThePlayer]

Your videos are so good! I learned so many things just watching your videos. keep it up!

[annabellenelson]

Thank you so so so much! I'm a high school student, and I was studying for AP Physics, and I did NOT understand solar cells at all. this made me understand and I explained it in detail to my friend, and I feel as if I can really apply it! Thank you so much! Also I built a mini solar panel for extra credit and this video helped me know what materials to buy so thanks again! I would not have passed without you :)

I love your videos. They always explain things so well and in a way I can understand

[nonstickpan]

I think this is easily my favorite video of yours, I loved every moment of it.

[tachyeonine]

Excellent job introducting and summarizing the concepts crisply, it has been a long time since I studied them. Turns out this video was what I just needed back then, enough and worth multiple lectures.

[xiaoyang-bnwz]

I'm in the PV industry and the video solved a lot of my doubts and introduced a lot of fresh knowledge, very inspiring!