Comparison of Photovoltaic panel's standard and simplified models

Rashel, Masud Rana; Albino, André; Veiga, Angela; Ahmed, Md. Tofael; Tlemçani, Mouhaydine; Gonçalves, Teresa

doi:10.1109/icsae.2016.7810175

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“…In the realm of photovoltaics, the characterization of I-V (current-voltage) attributes of a photovoltaic cell or panel has traditionally relied upon the utilization of one-or two-diode models [22][23][24][25]. The one-diode model, regarded for its simplicity, can be refined by incorporating a series resistor (R S ) [23].…”

Section: Presentation and Modeling Of The Pv Modulementioning

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Electro-Optical Model of Soiling Effects on Photovoltaic Panels and Performance Implications

Asbayou,

Smestad,

Ismail

et al. 2024

ENERGY

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In this paper, a detailed model of a photovoltaic (PV) panel is used to study the accumulation of dust on solar panels. The presence of dust diminishes the incident light intensity penetrating the panel's cover glass, as it increases the reflection of light by particles. This phenomenon, commonly known as the "soiling effect", presents a significant challenge to PV systems on a global scale. Two basic models of the equivalent circuits of a solar cell can be found, namely the single-diode model and the two-diode models. The limitation of efficiency data in manufacturers' datasheets has encouraged us to develop an equivalent electrical model that is efficient under dust conditions, integrated with optical transmittance considerations to investigate the soiling effect. The proposed approach is based on the use of experimental current-voltage (I-V) characteristics with simulated data using MATLAB/Simulink. Our research outcomes underscores the feasibility of accurately quantifying the reduction in energy production resulting from soiling by assessing the optical transmittance of accumulated dust on the surface of PV glass.

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Section: Presentation and Modeling Of The Pv Modulementioning

confidence: 99%

Electro-Optical Model of Soiling Effects on Photovoltaic Panels and Performance Implications

Asbayou,

Smestad,

Ismail

et al. 2024

ENERGY

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“…The one-diode and two-diode models are widely used to obtain the I-V characteristic of the PV cell or panel output [17]. However, as shown in Figure 4, the onediode model is the simplest one, moreover it is improved by incorporating a series resistor Rs [18,19] and an additional shunt resistor Rsh [20].…”

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Utilization of MOSFET Transistor to Characterize PV Panels under Dust: Study Area Agadir-Morocco

Asbayou¹,

Bouhouch²,

Isknan³

et al. 2023

Solar PV Panels - Recent Advances and Future Prospects

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The accumulation of dust on the surface of photovoltaic (PV) modules reduces the intensity of the light transmitted through the cover glass, and therefore, the amount of energy generated by the solar cells. This issue, known as soiling. Affects PV systems worldwide, causing power losses as high as 70% in the worst scenarios This chapter presents an electro-optical investigation of the dust accumulated on the PV panel in the study area of Agadir-Morocco, by using a MOSFET transistor as load to truck the IV and PV characteristics of SX330J. For this purpose, Experiments of soiling effects on the performances of a PV panel have been performed using dust collected from two sites in the region of Agadir, Morocco: Adrar (AD) and Halieutic-Parc (HP). The results suggest that measuring the optical transmittance of the soiling accumulated on a PV glass can give enough information to quantify the impact of soiling on the energy production.

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“…However, despite its simplicity, it has relatively significant errors compared to experimental data when exposed to high temperature variations. Model optimization is achieved by including an additional shunt resistor Rsh [10]. In addition, its accuracy decreases at low irradiance, especially in the open circuit voltage range Voc.…”

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Benchmarking of the Conductance Increment Method and its improved versions

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To increase the performance of a photovoltaic (PV) system, a circuit using MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) technology must be used. There are several algorithms proposed in the literature and they need to be compared to select the best performing MPPT technology for a specific application or to make recommendations for future MPPT research. This article presents a benchmarking the most widely used MPPT algorithms, namely the “INC_C” (Classical Incremental Conductance), the “INC_AM” (Modified Adaptive Incremental Conductance). The comparative study presented in this work will confirm that “INC_AM≫ is the best MPPT technique to improve the efficiency of a PV system.

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Comparison of Photovoltaic panel's standard and simplified models

Cited by 5 publications

References 7 publications

Electro-Optical Model of Soiling Effects on Photovoltaic Panels and Performance Implications

Electro-Optical Model of Soiling Effects on Photovoltaic Panels and Performance Implications

Utilization of MOSFET Transistor to Characterize PV Panels under Dust: Study Area Agadir-Morocco

Benchmarking of the Conductance Increment Method and its improved versions

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