A Photovoltaic Ground System refers to a solar energy installation where solar panels are mounted on the ground rather than on rooftops or integrated into buildings. These systems are commonly used in areas with ample space and favorable sunlight conditions. They consist of arrays of solar panels arranged in rows and supported by mounting structures. The panels convert sunlight into electricity through photovoltaic cells, which feed power into an electrical grid or local system. Ground-mounted systems offer advantages such as easier maintenance and installation flexibility compared to rooftop setups, making them a popular choice for large-scale solar energy projects worldwide.