If i took a lazier pointer and aimed it a solar panel would it take in the light. Also what types of lights would work on a solar panel like L.E.D, uv light bulbs.
If you mean a LASER pointer, then the answer is YES. However, the light is concentrated on a very tiny spot, so the panel will NOT generate much. Laser pointers are rated in milliwatts. A typical red laser pointer is rated at maybe 3 milliwatts. So, that is all that will be transferred at MOST. You don't get something for nothing, so the panel MAY put out 3 milliwatts from the laser pointer, but probably less since the solar panel is not 00% efficient. Solar electrical panels rely on sunlight over a large area measured in terms of many square FEET of area. As for driving lamps, the lamps do not care where the power comes from, only that the voltage and current are correct. Most bulbs will work equally well on AC or DC. Solar panels are used to charge batteries, and the batteries are used with an inverter to supply 0 VAC to things like appliances. What you CAN do is use a laser pointer to turn off a photoelectrically controlled light, such as a streetlight, maybe. Many streetlights have a photocell on top which looks at the sky and turns on the light when it is near dark until shortly after dawn. If you can shine a laser on the dome of the photocell, it MAY be bright enough to fool the photocell into thinking it is daylight and turn the streetlight off for a while...
a million. Do they scratch actually? No How do I eliminate snow from them without scratching them? purely wipe the snow off 2. What does the maintenance of many image voltaic panels contain? sparkling them with faucet water and paper towels as quickly as a month. 3. Are all image voltaic panels created from the comparable fabric, regardless of length? extremely the comparable.
lazier ? Do you mean laser? Solar panels are made to respond to all visible wavelengths as well as IR frequencies. So yes, it will respond to a laser, if the beam were not too bright. Too concentrated a beam could burn out the cell.
