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The compounds solar panels are comprised of are compartmentalized in a handheld container, with the appropriate solvents. The compartments are sequentially accessed at an extremely rapid rate and sprayed through a common nozzle.
Giving credit where credit is due.
Solar_20Panel_20Printer
[normzone, May 19 2006]
(?) First, there's this
Photovoltaic_20Paint
[Shz, May 20 2006]
Spray-on solar cells
http://news.nationa...4_solarplastic.html
[Shz, May 20 2006]
Paint on battery
http://eng-tips.net...rtually-any-surface
We're going in that direction... [normzone, Jun 29 2012]
[link]
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I think you need to do better than that. |
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Not magic, just not cost effective technology, and handheld is probably a gross exaggeration. This thing would be the size of an oil drum. |
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I have also realized that just because it may be able to lay down a sequence of layers in a given area (ignoring the low probablility that each layer will dry in the short period of time before the next one comes down) that I have no means of interconnecting the areas in the XY axis. |
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And, it looks like, baked, per [Shz]'s link. |
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Oh well, I was only having a bit of fun at the Solar Panel Printer idea. |
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i really don't think it could work ...cause trying to spray a solar panel on to a wall is like trying to make a rock haggen in mid air with nothing supporting it ....because a solar panel is constructed of siclon wich is a metalliod so it is hard like rock so that could come out of a can and besides that wat about the wires ....just a thought |
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I like this. I wonder if the same thing could be done for a battery - also just a sandwich of layers. Maybe a capacitor too. |
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Yes, this is applicable, in principle, to anything that's //just
a sandwich of layers.// Perhaps it could be used to make
sandwiches? |
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[vbtallhobbit] acquired the account on August 5 2006, and three days later annotated on this and a couple of other ideas. |
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[vbtallhobbit] never returned. All of the ideas annotated on were solar related. Perhaps they flew too close to the sun. |
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I wonder if [vbtallhobbit] actually meant to call
him/herself [vtallhobbit]. |
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I do credit vbtallhobbit for my CB handle "Rock Haggen". |
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Well, he did point out that " a solar panel is constructed of siclon ". |
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