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The image contains a diagram representing how solar energy systems work with various components labeled: 1) Solar Panels - absorbs energy from the sun and turns it into DC current, 2) Inverter - converts DC current into AC current and controls the electricity and production, 3) Electrical Panel - this distributes the electricity to your home, 4) Utility Meter - any excess solar electricity will flow back to the grid through the meter, 5) Utility Grid - provides electricity when you exceed the amount produced by your solar panels. The sun is depicted shining onto the solar panels on the roof of a house, with arrows indicating the flow of electricity through the other components, eventually connecting to the utility grid represented by a utility pole.
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The illustration depicts the use of solar cells or pannels to provide electricty for household use.
Overall,the rays from sun is trapped into solar panels,controlled and generated using different components and finally transmitted to utility grid.This process mainly includes five process.
Initially,energy or rays comming from hot mass known as sun is trapped into solar cells.In these cells solar energy is absorbed and the energy is converted into DC current.After that inverter is present which is the electrical device for converting DC current to AC current and it also controls the production of the electricty.
This AC current is passed into electric panel which is connected to the inverter and this element spreads equal amount of electricty to every person’s house.Utility meter is also connected to ensure no waste of solar electricty.It helps to flow the excess of electricity to flow back to the grid through the meter.After that there is the utility grid which provides electricty when the quantity of electricity produced by solar pannels is more than needed.
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