Complete video at: fora.tv Howard Clearfield, CTO of G24 Innovations, discusses potential applications of dye-sensitized solar cells. Since these cells operate indoors, Clearfield explains using the technology with indoor devices that draw standby power, like televisions, would take over 500… Continue Reading
DigInfo – movie.diginfo.tv The Shimane Institute for Industrial Technology has been researching and developing dye-sensitized solar cells (DSC) as a project to create new industry in Shimane Prefecture and has developed a 12cm by 12cm square, highly durable sub-module that… Continue Reading
I heard that currently solar cell technology say on someones roof doesn’t work to well, but that soon such as 2010 they will have a new type of solar panel that is cheaper and absorbs more types of light. Does… Continue Reading
I used a solar power calculator on SharpUSA. And found that ,000 worth of solar cells would save only 0 per year in costs. Is it possible to sell these kinds of new technologies? That would take 35 years to… Continue Reading
I am just interested to know if anybody could tell me the current market/commercializaition (pardon me for my bad use of business terms, not a business-background person) of the current record holder of the highest solar cell efficiency which was… Continue Reading
This shows how to solder solar cell ribbon to solar cells. Part 1. For more information, see openfarmtech.org See more info about constructing our solar panels here: openfarmtech.org We are looking for people who are interested in building the world’s… Continue Reading
Chairs, medical advances, aircraft, and solar cells are examples of scientific principles that have been applied to industrial or commercial objectives. What do we call this? A. Theories B. Scientific method C. Technology D. Hypotheses please dont post dumb remarks… Continue Reading
We have free energy from the sun and free energy from the rotating 4 wheels or propellas from vehicles like submarines, motorboats, aircrafts, if we fully recycle energy to use, letting energy reproducing more energy and letting small energy to… Continue Reading
First generation solar cells began with a large amount of Silicon and only single junctions. Second Generation solar cells called thin film cells, began with much less Silicon. In addition first generation solar was improved with multiple junctions. Third Generation… Continue Reading
How much electricity is used to make a solar cell, and how much can one produce in it’s useful lifetime? Back story: I was in Japan, staying with a researcher who worked for the military. We got onto the subject… Continue Reading