The phrase "an array of solar cells" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or grouping of solar cells, often in the context of renewable energy or technology discussions.
Example: "The new solar farm features an array of solar cells that will significantly increase energy production."
Alternatives: "a collection of solar cells" or "a set of solar cells."
During the day, his slender, propeller-driven plane is powered in flight by the energy it collects from the sun through an array of solar cells atop its 64-meter, or 208-foot, wingspan.
3. To generate the electric power of a large nuclear-power plant (1 gigawatt), how much land on a sunny day would an array of solar cells (at 40percentt efficiency) have to cover? 4. Why aren't more solar power plants being built?
The absorber of the hybrid photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) collector under investigation consists of an array of solar cells for generating electricity, compound parabolic concentrator (CPC) to increase the radiation intensity falling on the solar cells and fins attached to the back side of the absorber plate to improve heat transfer to the flowing air.
When new customers hire Vivint Solar to install an array of solar cells on their roof, they can choose to add up to eight 2.5 kWh Mercedes batteries.
It gathers its energy from an array of solar cells and its propellant from the surrounding atmospheric gases.
Attaching an array of solar cells to an electric bicycle is not an entirely new concept, at least among garage tinkerers.
Canoga California-based Sunpower Systems Inc., has wedded a cell phone lithium-ion battery to a small array of solar cells that fit in a phone's regular battery slot.
The driver must squirm into the tight cockpit and, after the waferlike carbon-fiber deck — with its array of solar cells — is placed overhead, endure temperatures of up to 120 degrees.
The driver must squirm into the tight cockpit and, after the waferlike carbon-fiber deck with its array of solar cells is placed overhead, endure heat of up to 120 degrees.
Kristin Huguet, a spokeswoman for Apple, added that the company is building two large projects intended to offset energy use from the grid in North Carolina: an array of solar panels and a set of fuel cells.
The electrical power delivered by a PV panel (an array of interconnected solar cells) depends on several parameters, namely, solar radiance, incidence angle, working temperature, and load impedance.
