Solar Panels Explained: Mono // Poly PV Crystalline // PERC // Thin Film Modules

[@SolarSolution]

Course trailer and Coupon Code:kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnfLY2mJitOhrpI

[@jeffcrawford5359]

Rather than write a short story on all the questions I had that you just answered I chose one run on sentence. To say THANK YOU!

[@SolarSolution]

Glad I could help!

[@sharonocallaghan4019]

Thankyou... I know NOTHING about electricity but you made it easy to understand... and you have a beautiful voice

[@SolarSolution]

That is great to hear Sharon, I'm glad it was helpful for you. And thank you for you the compliment :D

[@jdryak]

Outstanding channel: wonderfully organized and explained. Thank you so much!

[@SolarSolution]

You're very welcome!

[@mrmudstud5980]

Excellent Information and detailed enough for the layman to grasp and understand. You provided more knowledge than most need, but it gives good insight to what it all needs to function correctly. One is never to old to learn, and I “thank you” for a well rounded tutorial. Dynamite explanation of details and professionally done👍......

[@SolarSolution]

Thank you for you message, I am glad to hear you appreciated the style of the video. QUOTE One is never to old to learn UNQUOTE: I value that perspective as well! All the best, Jesse.

[@IbrahimKhan095]

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[@joecornelius4334]

Thank you very much for your excellent videos! For years I've felt that solar power is our most important means of combatting climate change, but I've only had a 30,000 ft view of how it all worked and a very insufficient understanding of terminology. I could not have hoped for more thorough, detailed, concise, and illustrated videos when I started my YT search to learn what I needed to know. If I imagined what a perfect course would look like, it would look a lot like this (except for the guy who shows up part way in, who doesn't show the lecturer the respect he's earned 😉). The only thing I would change is that it isn't always clear, to me anyway, what the order is from video to video and so my viewing has been a little "a la cart". Again, thank you very much.

[@SolarSolution]

Hello Joe, it is good to hear from you. I am glad you enjoyed the content of the video! An interesting point you have there on the order in which KZbin videos are presented to you/other viewers. I wonder whether I could set/configure the order of presentation in a KZbin playlist; Homework for me! Thank you for sharing your compliments, feedback and suggestions. All the best, Jesse.

[@huyked]

Thank you so much for the overview. It went by so fast. You're a great teacher.

[@SolarSolution]

You are so welcome!

[@kumabuni2122]

I missed out on so many lecture topics due to a lengthy visa process. But here you got me covered🙌🙌

[@SolarSolution]

Glad to hear that Kuma!

[@ragamuffinukes2779]

Thank you SOOO much! I started my no-build build on 5-26-21 & just hit the road 9-5-21. I have an EcoWorth 195w plugged into EcoFlow River MAX with MC4 extension cable. Just completed 2 wk maiden voyage & know I now need to expand to a deep cycle marine battery with MPPT & inverter. Anyway, I just learned more from you on solar basics in 20 min than i've learned over 3 months from others. Will Prowse is the only other solar teacher that has made sense to my 70-yr young brain... Thank you! ...and yes, i subscribed, liked & saved for future reference. Ms CharLee of #Ragamuffin_Ukes [Travel] #SoloFemaleVanLife

[@SolarSolution]

It is good to hear from you Ragamuffin! I am so glad the videos are giving you useful information. Thanks for letting me know, and thumbs up for VanLife! All the best, Jesse.

[@johnpublic6623]

Really well done! Thank you

[@SolarSolution]

Glad you liked it!

[@mrngwetun]

Thanks for sharing knowledge.

[@SolarSolution]

My pleasure Ngwe, thank you for your message.

[@ziggyinthecut]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@SolarSolution]

My pleasure

[@MrVijayan55]

Very useful

[@SolarSolution]

Glad you think so!

[@filipesitole8861]

That's wonderful

[@midrontazan4269]

В самом деле полупроводниковые фотоэлементы для солнечных модулей не делают так как объясняет этот парень. Для выработки электрического тока нужен p-n электронно-дырочный переход - интерфейс, разделяющий p-область с позитивно заряженными частицами или дырками (+) и n-область с отрицательныии заряженными частицами(-) или электронами. Свет поглощается на этой границе раздела, образуя электроны и дырки. Чем ближе к поверхности находится p-n переход, тем больше энергии света преобразуется в электрическую энергию и тем меньше света поглащается только p- или n - областью и переводится в тепло, в зависимости от того, какая область полупроводникового элемента обращена к солнцу. Легирование полупроводников давно не делают так, как объясняет этот человек. Все процессы, связанные с образованием p-n перехода делаются на одной стороне пластины и есть несколько технологий легирования, чтобы получить p-n переход.