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- 4. PV cells are made of crystalline __________.
- 5. Besides China, the country of _________ produces the most electricity from solar power.
- 6. To utilize sunlight for home heating, large windows should be oriented towards the _________.
- 9. These are flat, solar tracking mirrors used at large electricity generating plants.
- 10. The ___________ zone of PV cells contains an internal electric field.
- 12. "PV" is an abbreviation for __________.
- 14. This is the name of the solar concentrator next to Interstate 5 in the Mojave Desert.
- 17. The p-type side of PV cells are doped with _________.
- 18. PV cell construction is __________ by the Chinese government, making them more affordable.
- 19. This type of solar design contains no moving parts.
- 21. Factors that affect how much sunlight a location gets are climate, season, time, and _________.
- 23. Most commercially available PV cells are between 6-________ percent efficient.
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- 1. Solar tracking devices for PV cells that are one-axel can be N-S, E-W, or _________.
- 2. Solar collectors built in America can pose a threat to an endangered species of desert ________.
- 3. The most efficient PV cells have _______ _______ tracking. (two words)
- 7. PV cell applications include home installations, large arrays by utility companies, and use on ________.
- 8. These types of solar concentrators pose a hazard to birds. (two words)
- 11. The n-type side of PV cells are doped with __________.
- 12. Linear concentrators use long ___________-shaped curved mirrors.
- 13. The most solar panels are produced in the country of _________.
- 15. Linear concentrators that use many thin, long, flat mirrors have a _________ design.
- 16. Dish-shaped concentrators each collect sunlight to power a ________ engine.
- 20. Solar tracking greatly affects PV efficiency during both morning and ________ hours.
- 22. At noon on the winter solstice the Sun is about __________ three degrees lower than at noon on the Spring Equinox.
- 24. Solar ________ technology uses concentrated sunlight to heat a fluid used to make steam.
