The main losses of the energy conversion of solar cells are: 1. The reflection at the front surface of the cell. 2. The wide range of the energy gap. 3. The shading due to the front grid metallic contact. O 1+2 only. O 1 +3 only. 2 + 3 only. All of the above.

The main losses of the energy conversion of solar cells are: 1. The reflection at the front surface of the cell. 2. The wide range of the energy gap. 3. The shading due to the front grid metallic contact. O 1+2 only. O 1 +3 only. 2 + 3 only. All of the above.

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The main losses of the energy
conversion of solar cells are:
1. The reflection at the front surface of
the cell.
2. The wide range of the energy gap.
3. The shading due to the front grid
metallic contact.
*
1 + 2 only.
1 + 3 only.
2 + 3 only.
All of the above.

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