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After we installed the whole array in parallel. The multimeter measured 8.6 amps and 19 volts. We can find the power output of the array by using the equation above. Power = 19V*8.6A = 163.4 Watts. | After we installed the whole array in parallel. The multimeter measured 8.6 amps and 19 volts. We can find the power output of the array by using the equation above. Power = 19V*8.6A = 163.4 Watts. | ||
We can check if this makes sense by using the power equation from the top table. P = V<sub>t</sub> * (I<sub>1</sub> + I<sub>2</sub> +I<sub>3</sub>). P = 19 volts * (2.86 + 2.86 + 2.86) = 163 Watts. | We can check if this makes sense by using the power equation from the top table. P = V<sub>t</sub> * (I<sub>1</sub> + I<sub>2</sub> +I<sub>3</sub>). P = 19 volts * (2.86 + 2.86 + 2.86) = 163 Watts. | ||
== Infrastructure == | == Infrastructure == |