Photovoltaic Physics Course Resources for Undergrads

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Resources for a photovoltaic physics course for undergraduates include websites that offer animations and interactive Java applets to illustrate concepts like photon interactions with solar cells. Recommendations emphasize the need for visual aids to enhance understanding, particularly for first-year students. Users suggest exploring materials that range in difficulty to cater to diverse learning needs. Specific topics of interest include Compton scattering and its relevance to photovoltaic effects. Engaging multimedia resources can significantly aid in teaching complex physics concepts effectively.
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i am constructing a course for undergrad. year 1 student and it is about photovoltaic physics. Does anyone can recommend some website for me? it better have some animation and good picture, also java applet. For example, one photon strike on a solar cell, and then a electron bound out from it and then ... generate a electricity. Any good material whatever it is very difficult and very easy. please help!
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