The process of solar power generation is simple, with no mechanical rotating parts, no fuel consumption, no emissions of any substances including greenhouse gases, no noise, and no pollution; Solar energy resources are widely distributed and inexhaustible. Therefore, compared with new power generation technologies such as wind power, biomass power, and nuclear power, solar power generation is a renewable energy generation technology with ideal sustainable development characteristics, and has the following main advantages.

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The main principle of photovoltaic power generation is the photoelectric effect of semiconductors. When photons are irradiated on metal, their energy can be completely absorbed by electrons in the metal. The energy absorbed by electrons is large enough to overcome the internal gravitational force of metals, escape from the metal surface, and become photoelectrons. If the outer layer of silicon has four electrons, it will become pure silicon; If pure silicon is doped with atoms with three external electrons, such as boron atoms, a p-type semiconductor is formed. When p-type and n-type are combined, the contact surface will form a potential difference and become a solar cell. When sunlight shines on the p-n junction, holes move from the n-pole region to the p-pole region.

These objective conditions force us to work harder to find and develop new energy, and solar photovoltaic power generation is one of them.

The photovoltaic power generation system consists of a photovoltaic array (composed of photovoltaic modules connected in series and parallel), a controller, a battery pack, a DC/AC inverter, and other components. Let's take a detailed look at the structural composition of photovoltaic power generation:

The application of solar photovoltaic systems is very extensive. Currently, solar energy has entered various sectors such as industry, commerce, agriculture, communication, household appliances, and public facilities.