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1, Basic working principle of solar cell

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Fig. 1.3, On-Grid Solar Power System
Fig. 2.2, solar position at Munger
Fig. 2.5, Solar path viewed from Munger 2.5.1-Standard Characteristics...
Fig.2.5.1, solar plates used for research
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"Optimization of solar power generation efficiency using MINITAB software"
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