1981
DOI: 10.1016/0379-6787(81)90090-9
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Analytical expression for the series-resistance-dependent maximum power point and curve factor for solar cells

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“…The method developed by Signal allows the determination of the series resistance and the ideality factor of diode using the one diode model for one level of illumination [35]. The shunt resistance for this method is considered infinite.…”
Section: Methods Usedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method developed by Signal allows the determination of the series resistance and the ideality factor of diode using the one diode model for one level of illumination [35]. The shunt resistance for this method is considered infinite.…”
Section: Methods Usedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A Fixed-point technique is one of the methods to figure out nonlinear equations. As an example of the complex nonlinear equations translating some physical behavior, the one studied in [16]. In our case of the exploitation of the totality of the current-voltage measurements coming directly from a PV module, we analyze the equation (1) to solve it using the fixedpoint method to pick out the diode ideality factor of the solar cell component.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Over the years, several techniques have been proposed to determine the value of ideality factor n. Some of the methods are direct measurement method [12], variable resistor series method [13], normal parameter coordinate method [14,15], direct method to measure n from illuminated output J-V curve [16], and generalized area method [17]. Recent published works [18] present new analytical methods to determine the value of ideality factor.…”
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