Solar concentrator having an offset parabolic configuration

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Photoelectric – Panel or array

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126686, 126690, 126694, H01L 2500, H02N 600, F24J 212

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058824340

ABSTRACT:
The solar concentrator system includes a generally parabolic-shaped primary reflector having a flat region at the center thereof, so that the focus of the primary reflector is a ring about the center axis of the reflector, in the plane of the rim thereof. A receiver, in the shape of an inverted, truncated cone, is positioned so that the peripheral surface of the receiver is approximately coincident with the ring focus. Solar cells are positioned in lines on the peripheral surface of the receiver. Prefilter tubular secondary concentrator elements are positioned just in front of the lines of solar cells, providing an additional focusing capability and improving the concentration of the solar rays, while being spaced sufficiently that the unilluminated areas between the lines of solar cells can accommodate electrical interconnectors.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4240692 (1980-12-01), Winston
patent: 5269851 (1993-12-01), Horne

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