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Charging Solar Batteries with Different Light Sources: Lamps and Beyond

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  • #1 16495270
    Zoltas123
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    Hello, I'm rather green when it comes to solar energy, but one thing bothers me if the solar battery can be charged with any light source, i.e. a lamp, etc. I just want to satisfy my curiosity because I can't find the answer anywhere :)
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    Xantix
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    Basically yes. A photovoltaic cell can be "activated" with any type of light within the spectral range required by this cell. Also a desk lamp. :)
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    kajron
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    Solar battery in which the photovoltaic phenomenon is used, so lighting e.g. with a lamp causes this effect,
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    because I can't find the answer anywhere
    without exaggeration, everything is described, just type in the search engine
    google
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  • #4 16495349
    kkas12
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    Only the light source will probably "eat up" more energy than the battery will produce.
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    radex324
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    @kkas12 Not sure, but 100% more, it won't be a perpetuum mobile :D
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