Hot spots, MPPT technology and the differential power processing (DPP) for wearable PV applications

Shengule, Rohit Dadasaheb

doi:10.1063/5.0061031

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“…Their study provides insights into optimizing inverter performance to enhance the overall efficiency of solar PV systems. [48] focuses on three specific aspects relevant to wearable PV applications: hot spots, maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technology, and differential power processing (DPP). The study explores the design and control of the DPP converter through a DC-DC controller, providing valuable insights for wearable PV applications.…”

Section: F Actors Affecting Solar Pv Generation Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring the Feasibility of Solar Photovoltaic Generation for Residential Applications in Hubballi, Karnataka: A Simulation and Analysis Approach

P. P. Revankar

2024

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This research paper explores the potential of solar photovoltaic (PV) generation in Hubballi, Karnataka, India, focusing on a small residential home premises. The objective is to assess the solar PV potential at this location using PVsyst simulation software and analyze the results. The paper begins with an introduction to solar PV technology and its significance in meeting energy demands. A literature review examines previous studies on solar PV potential in Karnataka, highlighting the factors influencing solar PV generation efficiency. The methodology section describes the study area, data collection methods, and the PVsyst simulation setup. The data analysis section presents the collected solar irradiation and temperature data and discusses the simulation results for solar PV generation at the selected premises. The performance evaluation of the PV system is based on the simulation outcomes. The discussion section compares the simulated results with expected solar PV potential, identifies factors affecting solar PV generation efficiency in Hubballi, and discusses the implications of the findings for residential installations. The conclusion summarizes the research findings, emphasizes the solar PV potential in Hubballi, and provides recommendations for future research and practical applications. This research contributes to the understanding of solar PV generation at the specific location of Hubballi and offers valuable insights for promoting renewable energy in residential settings

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Section: F Actors Affecting Solar Pv Generation Efficiencymentioning

confidence: 99%