Effects of Irradiance and Temperature on Solar Modules

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The discussion centers on seeking book recommendations related to the effects of irradiance and temperature on solar modules for a final year project. Participants suggest starting with the Wikipedia article on solar cells, which provides valuable information and references. The original poster expresses a desire for specific book titles or academic papers to guide their research. The conversation highlights the importance of reliable sources in understanding solar module performance. Overall, the focus remains on acquiring quality literature for academic purposes.
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Can you please suggest me some books to read on this topic?
It's for my final year project!

I would much appreciate it!
 
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GnMvP said:
Can you please suggest me some books to read on this topic?
It's for my final year project!

I would much appreciate it!

Congratulations on your final year!

I googled the title of your thread, and got some good hits. Surprisingly, the wikipedia article has lots of information in it that may be useful for you, and has a long list of references that you can use for further reading:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_cell

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Thank you.
I've done some research online, although I would like some suggestions on which books I should initially read.. If not books maybe some specific papers that I can find online.
 
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