A single photovoltaic Module/Panel is an assembly of connected solar cells that will absorb sunlight as a source of energy to develop electricity.
A group of PV modules (also called PV panels) is wired into an extensive array called PV array to gain a required current and voltage.
When you make up your mind to buy a solar power system, you will encounter three types, and as a layman, it becomes challenging to understand the difference between these technologies. So let’s have a brief understanding of these below:
It is a solar modules comprising mono-crystalline solar cells.
When sunlight falls on the mono-crystalline solar modules, the cells absorb the energy and create an electric field through a complicated process. Hence it comprises of voltage and current which is directly used to run DC.
PolyCrystalline solar modules are solar modules that consist of several crystals of silicon in a single PV cell.
Polycrystalline PV panels cover 50% of the global production of modules.
Made of multiple photovoltaic cells and each cell contains silicon crystals that function as a semiconductor device. As the photons from the sunlight fall on the PN junction, it imparts energy to the electrons to flow as electric current.