Your question is a bit strange.
Solar energy can be stored in many ways - an underappreciated way of storing solar power is in the form of vegetables. Another is in batteries. Algae is another possibility. A very long term way of storing solar power is by converting it into organic materials (trees, sheeps, and whatevs), crushing them under immense pressure and heat, leave them for a few hundred thousand years, after which you dig them up and use them as a fuel source. So in other words, fossil fuel is actually a roundabout way of using solar power.
It depends on the intermediate energy storage medium
Unused solar power will usualy be stored and then used later when their is no sun or for emergancies. Or it can be sold back to the electrical grid.
Solar Energy Is Stored For Later In A Photovoltaic Cell
There is no actual advantage of a solar eclipse. The sunlight will be blocked for such a little time, that solar power will not be stopped for long.
Solar energy, whether heat or light, is not stored energy. It is radiant energy. It needs to be converted in order to store it. Plants produce glucose, which stores it as chemical energy. Solar heat installations usually store it as heat in a fluid. Solar electric installations produce current electricity, which can be stored in various ways including batteries and pumped water storage.
solar power is formed by generating solar energy from the sun
Solar power is collected by solar panels, and stored in currents
Solar power stations work by using a series of solar cells to convert energy from the Sun into electricity. It is then stored in batteries or transferred to the power grid.
In solar power plants, the power is directly transmitted through converter but excess power is usually stored in a battery and transferred through converter.
The answer depends on the source. Wood is stored in stacks. Coal is stored in piles or bins. Oil and gas is stored in tanks. Electricity is stored in batteries or capacitors. Water power, solar power and wind power can not be stored in any simple way if at all.
Unused solar power will usualy be stored and then used later when their is no sun or for emergancies. Or it can be sold back to the electrical grid.
By using power stored in the batteries
no If the sun is directly responsible for the power to work, no; but if it can be stored, sure.
Solar energy is most commonly stored in batteries, depending on when it is going to be used. However, if it's not stored, it is used, or released, right away into the power grid to be used as normal electricty.
Anything can be powered with solar power as long as you have enough money and sun!
The Sony PlayStation 3 is not powered by Solar Power. If someone has connected it to a solar power source that is capable of allowing the PS3 to function they did not invent a solar power PS3 and just connected the PS3 to a solar power source with the capability of providing enough power to the PS3 for it to function. It is likely that the solar power would be stored in batteries which would then be used to provide the power.
Solar Energy is typically converted into electricity and stored using a battery. There are other ways of using solar power but this is the most typical format
Solar Energy Is Stored For Later In A Photovoltaic Cell