panel efficiency

[ˈpænəl ɪˈfɪʃənsi]
nounpl: panel efficiencies
eficiência do painel
1. The ratio of electrical power output to incident solar radiation on a photovoltaic panel, expressed as a percentage
Modern solar panels typically have a panel efficiency of 15-22%.
Os painéis solares modernos geralmente têm uma eficiência de painel de 15-22%.
2. The measure of how effectively a panel converts sunlight into usable electricity
Increasing panel efficiency is crucial for maximizing solar energy generation.
Aumentar a eficiência do painel é crucial para maximizar a geração de energia solar.
3. The overall performance rating of a solar or photovoltaic panel under standard test conditions
The manufacturer rated the panel efficiency at 20.5% under standard test conditions.
O fabricante classificou a eficiência do painel em 20,5% sob condições de teste padrão.
The term 'panel efficiency' is fundamental in Brazil's growing renewable energy sector, particularly as solar energy becomes increasingly important for sustainable development. In Portugal, 'rendimento do painel' is more commonly used. The metric is critical for consumers and businesses evaluating solar investments and for engineers optimizing renewable energy systems.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
solar panel efficiencyphotovoltaic efficiencyconversion efficiencyenergy conversion rate
Antonyms / Antônimos
panel inefficiencyenergy loss

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
eficiência do painel
standard term used in technical and commercial contexts
São Paulo
eficiência do painel solar
commonly used in the solar energy industry hub
Portugal
rendimento do painel
preferred term in Portuguese European context
Rio de Janeiro
eficiência do painel
standard usage in technical documentation

Related Words

photovoltaic cellsolar radiationenergy conversionrenewable energysolar powerwattage output

Related Idioms & Phrases

boost panel efficiency
maximize panel efficiency
panel efficiency rating
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