Özet:

To increase the efficiency of the solar panels can be possible by engineering designs and developing new and innovative materials. A solar panel is composed of solar cells, encapsulants (the solar cells are located between the materials), junction box, insulating pad, anodized aluminum frame and glasses having high light transmission capacity. To ensure maximum efficiency from the solar panel, it is necessary to use of quality materials at the completeness of these layers. In the use of these materials, the amount of light entering the panel needs to be maximized. On the other hand, its reflection needs to be minimized, besides. On the other hand, the temperature adversely affects the efficiency of the solar cells. Thus, corresponding wavelengths of solar energy to maximize the light is necessary beside, filtering the corresponding wavelengths to the heat. In this paper it is intended to demonstrate an experimental setup to explore the impacts of different glasses on the solar panel efficiency. Finally the output powers measured from different panels having different glasses measured from the experimental setup are presented.