K
kriegsman
- Jan 1, 1970
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Many times I read about a surface treatment of solarcells, to prevent too
much reflection of sunlight, so that as much as possible is captured and
converted.
But what about the glass pane that is in front of the cells?
When a lot of light is reflected there, it even doesn't get to the cells.
Does anyone know if anything has been tried to minimise reflection of the
covering glass pane? Or is it extra sensible for fouling because of a rough
surface?
Just curious if anyone has information about this.
Best regards,
Zwerius Kriegsman
The Netherlands
much reflection of sunlight, so that as much as possible is captured and
converted.
But what about the glass pane that is in front of the cells?
When a lot of light is reflected there, it even doesn't get to the cells.
Does anyone know if anything has been tried to minimise reflection of the
covering glass pane? Or is it extra sensible for fouling because of a rough
surface?
Just curious if anyone has information about this.
Best regards,
Zwerius Kriegsman
The Netherlands
