A Thermodynamical Cycle for the Solar Cell

A sun based cell is a warmth motor, sun powered cells as specifically changing over the vitality of light into power, and the current in the circuit as kept up by an electrostatic potential. We propose a thermodynamic cycle in which the gas of electrons in the p stage fills in as the working substance. The interface between the p and n stages goes about as a self-wavering cylinder that adjusts the retention of warmth from the photons so it might play out a net positive work amid an entire cycle of its movement, as the laws of thermodynamics. We draw a straightforward hydrodynamical relationship between this model and the putt-putt motor of toy vessels, in which the interface between the water's fluid and gas stages fills in as the cylinder. We bring up some testable results of this model.