Re: 30% efficient solar plastic cells !
From: PhonyPowerWorker (npower_at_innerCOAL&OILlodge.com)
Date: 02/03/05
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Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2005 08:45:15 -0800
habshi wrote:
> Breakthrough in solar photovoltaics
...
> A Palo Alto (California ) start-up, named Nanosolar Inc., founded in
> 2002, claims that it has developed a commercial scale technology that
> can deliver solar electricity at 5 cents per kilowatt-hour.
...
> The flagship product, Nanosolar SolarPly, is a 14 feet x 10 feet
> solar electricity module delivering 120 watts per square inch at
> 110V.
Really? Just using "round numbers" to make the math easier; a square yard
of real estate gets--let's call it a kilowatt of solar irradiance. That
square yard contains--lets call it a thousand square inches. That comes out
to--lets call it 1-watt per square inch. That would seem to indicate that
their "Nanosolar" material is able to generate 120 times more power than
falls on it. Quite a trick. I'd love to learn how *that* was done...
Dusty
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