Solar panel capacity design is very important, and the capacity size ultimately reflects the amount of resources available for solar energy. The solar panel capacity design is very simple, and the solar panel capacity mainly refers to the storage energy of the solar panel. The design of the solar panel’s electricity storage is mainly concentrated in the daytime sunlight intensity and the number of sunshine days. Solar panels have a strong storage capacity during periods of high sunshine and strong sunlight.
In addition, the capacity of the solar panel should also take into account changes in the atmospheric environment, and the temperature change changes with height. In the stratosphere, the change in temperature is decreasing as the altitude rises. Solar energy mainly acts below the stratosphere, so the capacity design of the solar panels is also decreasing as the height rises. In addition to considering the temperature change in the atmosphere, the solar panel capacity design should also consider the final solar ray angle problem. The solar radiation angle is different, and the final solar panel power generation is also different. To this end, the solar panel design process should fully consider the final sun angle. In the year, the spring, summer, autumn and winter angle design is different.
