Thus for every 1 o C temperature change above 25 o C (hotter), the pv panel temporarily loses 0. . At higher temperatures, the increased thermal energy in the semiconductor material causes more electrons to become excited and move randomly, leading to higher electrical resistance and reduced voltage output. Consequently, the overall efficiency of the PV cell decreases as the temperature rises. This implies a reduced output power. An increase in the temperature also promotes the degradation or failure of a PV module. . Because the current and voltage output of a PV panel is affected by changing weather conditions, it is important to characterize the response of the system to these changes so the equipment associated with the PV panel can be sized appropriately.
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