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9 March, 14:13

Why do solar cells need an inverter?

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  1. 9 March, 17:01
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    Because solar cell produces DC (Direct current) electricity.

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    Most of the appliances and the electricity grid works on the Alternating Current (AC) electricity. The solar cells produces DC which are not usable until that is converted into AC. For this purpose inverters are used which convert the DC to AC and thus making Solar energy usable for home appliances.
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