Adaptive photochromism and thermochromism pv panels : theoretical design

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This paper presents a theoretical study on the effects of visible sunlight on photovoltaic (PV) panels and the solar cells.

It seemed that the red light has the most effect on the silicon solar cells.

A theoretical study on the sunlight effects on the plants was done.

It seemed that the more the blue light is, the greater and thicker the leaves will be and the shorter the stem will be.

However, the red light is very important for flowering and blooming.

This was confirmed by an experimental study on a sweet basil plant.

The experimental results show that confirming the blue light increases the aroma intensification in the sweet basil leaves.

A theoretical study on thermochromism and photochromism dyes leads to the adaptive photochromism and thermochromism PV panels designs that we present in this paper.