The maximum temperature a solar cell can typically withstand is around 85 to 90 degrees Celsius (185 to 194 degrees Fahrenheit). However, this can vary depending on the specific materials and design of the solar cell.
The maximum temperature a solar cell can typically withstand is around 85-90 degrees Celsius.
The maximum temperature a solar cell can withstand varies depending on the specific type and design of the cell. However, most solar cells can typically withstand temperatures up to around 85-90 degrees Celsius (185-194 degrees Fahrenheit) without significant degradation in performance.
