Using solar cell as a power laser meter

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Using a solar cell as a power laser meter requires addressing the low current and voltage output. A recommended solution is to implement a photodiode current to voltage converter circuit to amplify the signals. This circuit can effectively increase the output to usable levels. The discussion emphasizes the importance of proper circuit design to enhance performance. Overall, utilizing an amplifier circuit is essential for effective measurement in this application.
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The current and the voltgate from solar cell are verry small, so can i add a amplicifer circuit? And How add?
 
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