Didactic software for solar cells and materials parameters analysis

Patryn, Aleksy; Pietruszko, S.M.

doi:10.1016/j.solmat.2004.08.012

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“…The SC is simulated in MULTISIM, a student-friendly, widely used simulation program for teaching purposes. Didactic software for SC analysis has been developed on different software platforms (visual basic, Java); 14 however, with the proposed approach, students are working with virtual components and instruments as in a real world environment. The estimation of the necessary model parameters from real measurements are described in literatures.…”

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Teaching fundamentals of photovoltaic array performance with simulation tools

Tortoreli

Chatzarakis

Pagiatakis

et al. 2016

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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This paper presents a course module containing exercises based on simulation tools that can be used to efficiently educate Electrical and Electronic Engineering undergraduate students on the electrical behavior of solar cells and photovoltaic arrays. This module is taught as part of the ''Alternative Energy Sources'' course added to the curriculum of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering Educators Department of ASPETE in 2013. The concept is to offer our undergraduate students the opportunity to deeply understand the electrical behavior of solar cells and photovoltaics by virtually experimenting with individual solar cells and photovoltaic arrays creating their necessary models in the popular platform of MULTISIM (the simulator from National Instruments). This is important for the success of the learning process of this course, which is not accompanied with a real-world laboratory that would be expensive to implement.

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Section: The Simulation Exercises Exercise 1: Operation and Electricamentioning

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Teaching fundamentals of photovoltaic array performance with simulation tools

Tortoreli

Chatzarakis

Pagiatakis

et al. 2016

International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education

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“…Software packages and virtual laboratories are especially useful in this new way to learn. Nowadays it is common to include them in teaching classes, especially in engineering degrees, where the engineer expected to have intuitive knowledge of complex and very different subjects (Palanichamy et al, 2004;Patryn and Pietruszko, 2005). Stereoscopic visualization and virtual reality systems are interesting subjects to include in an engineering degree (syllabus), in the senior year course, as this topic uses previous and important mathematic and geometric concepts.…”

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An Open-Source C Sharp Library Based on Opengl for Stereoscopic Graphic Applications Development

Martín

Pupo²,

Cabrera³

et al. 2011

Proceedings of 1st International Conference on Simulation and Modeling Methodologies, Technologies and Applications

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The Graphics Library Stereo Vision engine (GLSVe) is a freely available open-source C library based on OpenGL. It has been designed to facilitate the creation, mainly by researchers or students, of graphic and virtual reality prototypes incorporating stereoscopic representation. Its design will allow a stereoscopic graphic application in an easy way and without previous theory knowledge. This is demonstrated to be a good training for student's motivation in order to learn the theoretical bases by means of experimentation. The observer, the 3D pointer, the screen, the 3D sound and the graphics primitives are managed through different classes. This allows easy implementation of virtual reality scenarios if a tracking system is available (including multiscreen environments). Graphic primitives could have different appearance as they are seen by each observer eye, allowing the development of software for optometry research. Different stereoscopic modes have been implemented: side by side, cross eye, anaglyph, interlaced, alternated pages and dual stream. The article describes the GLSVe architecture and main capabilities, as well as different application scenarios (virtual reality environments; ophthalmology research; and visualization and compilation of geological photo pairs).

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Friendly interface to learn stereovision theory

Castejón

Blanco

Moreno

2009

Comp Applic In Engineering

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ABSTRACT:The main objective in this manuscript is the development of a graphical user interface to learn stereovision techniques. The interface will let the student obtain 3D results with stereo cameras in an easy way and without previous theory knowledge. The didactic and ease to obtain results in the first learning stage is demonstrated to be a good training for students motivation in order to learn the theoretical bases. The package developed (stereo interface) is formed by a vision system or a library of stereo pair images, and an application based on Windows TM and MATLAB 1 with its image processing and GUIDE toolboxes. MATLAB 1 allows interactive visual communication among students and perception system to understand, by means of the experimentation, the most important features related to the stereo theory. ß

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Didactic software for solar cells and materials parameters analysis

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Teaching fundamentals of photovoltaic array performance with simulation tools

Teaching fundamentals of photovoltaic array performance with simulation tools

An Open-Source C Sharp Library Based on Opengl for Stereoscopic Graphic Applications Development

Friendly interface to learn stereovision theory

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