Solar panels directly connected to power resistors

Why is the output voltage of two solar panels the same?

When 2 solar panels are connected in series, the output voltage is sum of both panels but the output current (measured by short circuiting) is the same as single panel. What I dont understand is that according to ohms law, if volts increase, current also increase. But in solar panels case why is it the same? Hint: a solar panel is not a resistor.

How do solar inverters work?

Inverters are essential for converting DC power generated by solar panels into AC power, which is used by most household appliances. In battery-less systems, grid-tie inverters can synchronize with the grid and feed excess solar power back into the grid if allowed by local regulations. Example of a Simple Setup:

How does a battery-less solar system work?

Direct Solar Power Usage: In a battery-less solar system, solar panels convert sunlight directly into electricity, which is then used immediately to power connected devices or appliances. This setup eliminates the need for energy storage, making it simpler and more cost-effective for certain applications. How It Works:

What happens if a solar panel doesn''t have a battery?

Without a battery, there is no backup power, leading to fluctuations in power supply. During cloudy days, early mornings, late evenings, or winter months, the power output of solar panels decreases significantly, limiting the system’s effectiveness. Without a battery, excess energy generated during peak sunlight hours is not stored for later use.