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You can see the datasheet of CTC-1351 transistor here
CTC is an acronym for Cross-Trained Combination
It’s a simple AND gate.
For the Input and Output, output is high when the Input & output are high and the output is low otherwise.
Suppose if the Input is high and the Output is low, the output is low.
For the Input and Output, output is low when the Input & output are low and the output is high otherwise.
Suppose if the Input is low and the Output is high, the output is high.
Source: My Microcontroller class.
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For everything we can learn about solar, I think the one thing we're learning with more and more certainty is that there's a lot of uncertainty. People have been puzzled by what we've seen happen to solar panels as it's gone solar-- and whether or not the degradation of solar panels as it's gone solar is caused by actually increasing their electric load, or just increasing the amount of radiation that they're getting.
So, I think it's somewhat of an empirical question. I think the only certainty is that they're going to get more and more electricity over time, as we continue to add solar to the grid.
That's for sure.
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