Experimental investigation to thermal performance of different photo voltaic modules for efficient system design

Due to rapid industrialization, and depletion of fossil fuels, alternative renewable resources are mandatory, where solar thermal energy is one the promising alternate. In this study, an experimental investigation was conducted analyze performance different photovoltaic-modules under varying climate conditions. These include thin plate Copper indium diselenide, mono-crystalline silicon, micro crystalline silicone, amorphous silicon poly-crystalline silicon. The analysis concentrated on evaluation module efficiency, irradiance absorption rate, maximum power output, ratio, normalized output efficiency temperature effect each at real operational outdoor Mono-crystalline showed high average 20.8% ratio 1.21 compared other PV modules. It observed that all types modules have higher in summer season low as winter season. Average out 56.2% more efficient than increased related with its rate conduction rate. Thus, best potential candidate for capturing technique be utilize diverse applications.