Solar cells handle shading or obstructions by bypassing the shaded or obstructed areas and maximizing energy production from the unshaded portions of the cell.
Solar cells are designed to handle shading or obstructions by using bypass diodes. These diodes allow the current to bypass the shaded or obstructed area, ensuring that the remaining unshaded cells can still generate electricity. This helps minimize the impact of shading or obstructions on the overall performance of the solar panel.
Solar cells are designed to handle shading or obstructions by employing bypass diodes. These diodes allow the current to bypass the shaded or obstructed areas, preventing them from affecting the overall performance of the solar cell.
