Modeling Photovoltaic Cells - Theory 1/2
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2022
- #162 In this video I start working on the problem of modeling solar panels using a circuit simulator by looking at just what are the various electrical behaviors that a solar panel has, that need to be modeled.
Part1 Modeling Photovoltaic Cells - Theory: • Modeling Photovoltaic ...
Part2 Modeling Photovoltaic Cells - LTspice model : • Modeling Photovoltaic ...
Documentation and further reading:
oa.upm.es/30687/1/2014enef.pdf
core.ac.uk/download/pdf/16105...
Used datasheet: www.firstsolar.com/en-Emea/-/...
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Would be neat if you could include MPPT+control in the next video!
Stellar video, waiting for part 2 !
Excellent and timely video !
as always fantastic explanation. Thank You
Superb .Waiting for solar technology for a very long time. Thank you once again for very informative video.
Awesome video !
It’s rare to see videos with such info 🍻
Just woaw!
Please upload BLDC motor control
Excellent explanation. If the solar cell is not connected to any load (Voc) and receives good intensity of light does the internal diode dissipates that energy into heat? Thank you very much.
Hi as you know sometimes we have a reverse voltage in pulses for example in diodes we have a reverse recovery time in diodes that makes small amounts of negative voltage ....i have this issue..my pulse drived an adc and this reverse Voltage can damage my adc and because my signal is 1ns in pulse width icant use buffer ic how can I remove this negative Voltage of my strobe pulses?
This is one of the best video about solar cells models. However, at time 11:24, the diode equation (Shockley diode equation) seems wrong (perhaps 2/(n*a) = q ? Can you explain what the variables, other than "n", mean?), and to indicate the voltage between two points, in Europe, we use an arrow with the tip near to the positive pole (in your drawings is near to the negative sign).
Ah the obligatory eye bags of mint students 😂
I really like your videos, it would be fantastic if you'd start proposing contens related on power Electronics as well.
Is there any specific power electronics that you would like to see?
@@FesZElectronics I would like to learn more about the operation of the inverter with PWM modulation or the boost and buck DC/DC converters. Thanks to the availability!
I did make some content a while back about power supplies, but maybe I will revisit some of these topics in the future.
Thanks for the reply! I'll take a look at some of your old videos.
Funny if you think of it, they decrease power if they get hotter, so it would be best to keep them out of the sun :-)
That IS funny. It’s like saying my car is most efficient when driving downhill so I should only drive downhill.
or just have some kind of cooling, like a water loop or heatsinks on the back.