photovoltaic cell
[英][ˌfəutəuvɔlˈteiik sel][美][ˌfotovɑlˈteɪk sɛl]
硒電池,光電池;
例句:
1.
Recombination occurring in the emitter region of a photovoltaic cell.
再結(jié)合發(fā)生於光伏電池的極區(qū)中.
2.
In a photovoltaic cell, light is used to produce voltage. In a photoconductive cell, light is used to regulate the flow of current.
在光電壓器件中,光用來產(chǎn)生電壓.在光電導(dǎo)器件中,光用來調(diào)節(jié)電流.
3.
To make electricity from sunlight you can convert it directly, using a photovoltaic cell. Or you can use the heat of that sunlight to boil water, and then drive a turbine with the resulting steam.
想要利用日光發(fā)電,人們可以使用光電池；或者用日光中的熱能燒開水,再用所得蒸汽推動(dòng)渦輪機(jī).
4.
Since then, china's heavily subsidized solar sector has emerged as the world leader in photovoltaic cell production, with more than 40 percent global market share.
從那時(shí)起,在光伏電池生產(chǎn),中國的大量補(bǔ)貼太陽能領(lǐng)域成為世界龍頭老大,擁有超過40%的全球市場份額.
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Although this electrical field is exceedingly small, dr hagelstein and his colleagues theorised that if they could expose the electrons in a photovoltaic cell to it, those electrons would be knocked free from their atoms just as if they had been struck by photons.
雖然電場十分微弱,hagelstein的小組證明,如果他們能將光伏芯片的電子暴露在這一電場下,電子將激發(fā)為自由電子,如同被光子激發(fā)的電子一樣.