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The image depicts a schematic illustration of a solar energy system consisting of five components, numbered sequentially: 1) Solar panels that absorb solar energy and convert it to DC current; 2) An inverter that transforms DC current into AC current and regulates electricity production; 3) An electrical panel that supplies electricity to the home; 4) A utility meter that allows excess solar electricity to be returned to the grid; 5) A utility grid that supplies additional electricity when the solar panel production is insufficient.
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The diagram illustrates how solar panels can be used to generate electricity for domestic use.
Overall, it is a linear process consisting of five main stages, beginning with absorbing sunlight and ending with generating current.
Initially, the sun energy is absorbed by the solar panels, which are capable to turn the sun power into direct current (DC). Following this, the inverter converts DC current into AC current. In addition, the inverter also regulates the electrical power and production in household. Afther that, AC current is transfered through the inverter to the electrical panel, which is able to allocate current to the house. Subsequently, excesss solar electricity will drift back to the utility grid, which provides alternative current when excessively used of electricity.
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