Wearable Solar Cell Systems

The increasing popularity of portable and wearable electronic devices has led to the need for portable power banks. Wearable Solar Cell Systems explores the possibilities of supporting the energy demand of these devices without the need to return to the dreaded wall outlet for recharging. Second- or third-generation solar cell technologies may be more suitable for wearable systems, and array size, architecture, and management must be chosen to best serve portable and wearable devices and harvest light energy from different light sources under a broad range of input conditions.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 164 pages
Publication date: 13 June 2022
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

The modern consumer is faced with a bewildering array of portable and wearable electronic devices, each requiring energy to power. Portable power banks have become increasingly popular as waiting to recharge these devices through standard wall outlets is no longer feasible. Wearable Solar Cell Systems explores the potential for supporting the energy demand of these devices without relying on traditional wall outlets. While crystalline silicon dominates the global market, second- or third-generation solar cell technologies may be more suitable for wearable systems. The selection of array size, architecture, and management is crucial to optimize the harvesting of light energy from various light sources under diverse input conditions. This book aims to serve a diverse audience, ranging from students seeking a basic introduction to solar cell technology to professionals seeking a comprehensive understanding of wearable solar cells and systems.

Weight: 300g
Dimension: 234 x 156 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781032337562