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What that means in practice is that hardly anything happens below a certain temperature, but it goes all to hell in a flash, above that. The "certain temperatur
by ncmncm 4y ago
What that means in practice is that hardly anything happens below a certain temperature, but it goes all to hell in a flash, above that. The "certain temperature" for any particular sample depends on what you consider "a flash".
You would be pretty peeved if your solar panel went all to hell in a year, so you calibrate accordingly.
- nicoburns 4y agoI guess these could be particularly well suited to colder / less sunny climates. Which could be a very good thing, given that in sunny climates existing technologies are already pretty much good enough.