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	Under this topic, we will discuss the different types of solar modules (conventionally called solar panels) available to choose from while designing a solar system. Hopefully, after reading through this, you will know enough about the different solar module technology to make an informed decision for your intended solar application.		Under this topic, we will discuss the different types of solar modules (conventionally called solar panels) available to choose from while designing a solar system. Hopefully, after reading through this, you will know enough about the different solar module technology to make an informed decision for your intended solar application.

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 Here, we will talk about the silicon-based modules and other forms of modules that are based on other semiconductors.
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 To transform silicon into solar cells, it has to undergo some processes to become crystalline silicon. The two silicon-based modules are called monocrystalline and polycrystalline modules. The cells that make up both modules are made from crystalline silicon. They are popularly called 'mono' or 'poly' panels in the industry and they constitute over 90% of all solar modules deployed in solar projects.
+=== Polycrystalline Technology ===