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• TITLE: The Solar Cell Parameters as a Function of Its Temperature in Relation to Its Diurnal Efficiency

  AUTHORS: Samia Sayed Mustafa Shaban

  KEYWORDS: Solar Cell Performance, Solar Energy, Solar Cell Temperature, Heat Transfer Model

  JOURNAL NAME: Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol.10 No.1, February 20, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The variation of the temperature of the solar cell subjected to the incident global solar radiation along the local daytime in relation to its efficiency is studied. The heat balance equation is solved. The solution revealed that the cell temperature is a function of the maximum value of the daily incident global solar radiation qmax, the convection heat transfer coefficient (h), the optical, physical and the geometrical parameters of the cell. The temperature dependence of the short circuit current Isc, the dark saturation current Io, the open circuit voltage Voc, and the energy band gap Eg characterizing a Silicon solar cell is considered in evaluating the cell efficiency. Computations of the efficiency concerning operating conditions and astronomical locations (Egypt) as illustrative examples are given.