Yes, solar cells can be used for powering submarines. However, due to the limited space available on submarines and the need for continuous power, solar cells alone may not be sufficient to meet all the energy requirements. Additional power sources such as batteries or fuel cells are typically used in combination with solar cells to ensure continuous power supply for submarines.
No, solar cells cannot be used as the primary source of power for submarines due to their limited efficiency and inability to generate sufficient energy for the demanding requirements of underwater operations.
Yes, solar cells can be used for powering submarines to some extent. However, due to limitations in surface area and the amount of sunlight that can penetrate the water, solar power alone is not sufficient to power submarines for long durations or at great depths. Submarines typically rely on a combination of diesel-electric engines and rechargeable batteries for propulsion and power generation.
