solar panel from DIODES.........

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How to make a 4v 0.5A solar panel from 1N400X diodes or zener diodes............? Is there any calculation and design.......?
 

The 1N series are not photo diodes I think you can't do it with them directly

You can use the diodes to filter and remove the ripples produced Other than that no significant change can be got from them
 

I want to make a solar panel 1n400X e.g. 1N4007 semiconductor diodes . Thats not a photodiode.........
 

Like Jeffrey says this are standard rectify diodes, and they are not photo. You probably mix this diodes with solar module bypass Schottky low voltage drop diodes from some solar circuit.

You can make solar panel from cheap garden solar lamps. You can make higher voltage and current, just put more this small modules in serie and parallel with bypass Schottky diodes.

 

Thats not the Answer...................You are confusing.........OK. I will help from others.
 

How to make a 4v 0.5A solar panel from 1N400X diodes or zener diodes............? Is there any calculation and design.......?


I suggest to read about electronic parts and how they works, that knowledge will give automatic answer on your thread question.



Thats not the Answer...................You are confusing.........OK. I will help from others.

Of course always is useful to hear and learn something new. If you find way to do this I'm ready to get this useful informations from you, if you want to share that with me. Always open for learning why not.
 

Diodes are sensitive to light. This includes LED's and glass-encased type.

They will produce a tiny voltage/current when exposed to light, without any external electrical energy being applied.

You'll need a great many of them to get any productive output, however.
 

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