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Photon - what is it? Where does he work and what is he responsible for?
A photon is a small and very fast molecule that we can come into contact with in our home. The photon plays a very important role, especially when it is present in huge quantities. This is the smallest particle of the sun's rays. Most importantly, we won't be able to detect it (due to its microscopic size). Its characteristic feature is that it moves at a very high speed every day. It is estimated that a photon is able to travel the path between the Sun and the Earth in about 8 minutes. This is especially visible on the outer layer of the Sun, and more demanding people should be interested in the fact that a photon is formed as a result of the collision of hydrogen and helium.

Photon - what is it really?
A photon is a molecule that is responsible for the transfer of light and energy. It reaches the Earth in the form of various rays, not all of which we will be able to recognize. The molecule has been known for many years. It is important to note that we will not be able to determine its shape or smell. We are also unable to stop it in any way. Photons are present in photovoltaic systems. Today we derive great benefit from them.
Photon - what is it characterized by?
Photons arising in photovoltaic installations interact closely with silicon wafers, and an electromagnetic field arises between the components mentioned above. The molecules are absorbed by the cells, producing alternating current. Then inverters turn it into alternating current. As you can see, this is quite difficult, but people familiar with the subject do not have any special problems with it. It's worth talking to experts from the world of photovoltaic systems and finding out exactly how photons work.
Thanks to photons, we can use the energy that the sun's rays give us. Black photovoltaic panels play a key role in all this, since they will not reflect them, but effectively absorb them. Thus, we can later enjoy a huge amount of energy (perceived as heat).
As already mentioned, photons have a significant impact on the proper functioning of photovoltaic panels. The installations will be responsible for collecting energy and its subsequent conversion into electricity. Alternating current generated during the operation of inverters can be supplied to the home electrical network. However, let's remember that photons have other uses.
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