Assertion: solar panel's cell | /r/CapableOf | produce electricity
Facets:
value: by themselves
type: MANNER
value: typically
type: DEGREE
value: considerably
type: DEGREE
value: despite the lower efficiency
type: OTHER
value: in space
type: LOCATION
value: for about 40 years
type: TEMPORAL
value: daily
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In fact, some decidedly old-school solar cells have been producing electricity daily for about 40 years or so, and are expected to continue to power homes and businesses for decades more.
text: In case of clouds or snow etc, the cell# 2 is affected and wont be able to generate power thus becomes a semiconductor resistor acts as a load now.
text: The more solar cells working in tandem, the more power they’ll create.
text: Note, however, that the number of incident photons in space is considerably larger, so the solar cell might produce considerably more power in space, despite the lower efficiency as indicated by reduced percentage of the total incident energy captured.
text: Each solar cell, by themselves, don’t typically produce that much electricity.
text: To produce electricity, solar cells are made from a semiconducting material that converts light into electricity.