Solar Cell

Only if you can find an Alternating Sun .

BUT the DC can be changed to AC using an inverter.

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I once read (many years ago in a university Astronomy class) of some pulsars rotating and thereby pulsing at an extremely high rate (high frequency of pulsation). As I was told that the pulsation was caused by the stars rotating around each other, I find this extremely odd, since the starts themselves ust be of huge dimensions to begin with. I surmised (probably wrongly) that they must be traveling around each other at speeds > c. Is that indeed possible, or what am I missing here?

Think outside the box, people often confuse that not already done as impssible to do.

If the Orvil brothers had such a mind set jet travel would never had ocurred.

Wright Brothers? Wilbur and Orville.

Thats them. Thank you for spelling correction.

Cheers

Peter

Yes it should be possible by using invertor. but we donot get pure alternate current from invertor it should be a square wave or wave like AC current but not pure AC current

The number eight post sent me on a google quest this morning. I guess it is possible.

"An AC solar cell is provided by a pair of PN junction type solar cells connected in antiparallel between a pair of main terminals, and means for directing light alternatingly on the PN junctions to generate an alternating potential across the main terminals. AC electrical energy is generated without a DC to AC converter. "

I think it would be simpler to carry an inverter than a rotating mirror assembly, being facetious there are simpler ways to do it. A second link had a bit more information.

http://biblioteca.universia.net/ficha.do?id=5803621

I haven't digested the second link yet, I'm only on my first cup of coffee, this may have to wait until this evening , when I'm on my second martini.

Good Answer with very useful and accurate information.

Thanx.........

Glad to be of some help. My gut feeling on this is in the past inverters have been prohibitively expensive, this is not the case anymore so I'm not quite sure direct AC generation from solar cells would have any practical application, indeed DC has the advantage of being able to be stored.

You would have to come up with a method to to "synch" the output of the a/c solar cells to the grid and to other banks of these same cells. I can't see how this could be cost effective and/or practical. Ed

I wonder how they determine the frequency of the AC??

Bill

rate of AC

The rate of the Mirror revolving would control that.

Sleepy