Review on AOSHIKE Polycrystalline Silicon Photovoltaic Charger by Matthew Ciula

. Entire stack of 100 is 1" thick. Each cell is thinner than a postcard, line them up and you'll feel the difference with your finger. It's all about three dominoes stacked on top of each other, the only thing that came to mind considering its small size. They are packed very well. A multitude of vesicles are wrapped around a plastic-wrapped cell bundle. However, dealing with them requires a sure instinct. This is an incredibly thin glass substrate. I expect some of these will break as I test how to tune them to their respective base material. They seem very strong for their size. With very bright light, the output was 0.65 volts and 140 mA. The current surprised me. It will be interesting to see the results under sunlight. Getting 100 seems correct. There will be failures at various stages because they are so thin and I don't need all 100 for my projects. I love that I can create custom arrays with different output voltages and currents, and the price was amazing. Very happy with the purchase.