Recovery of modules affected by potential induced degradation (PID) applying a reverse potential in the laboratory without temperature control

Camara, Harley Viana Barreto; Miranda, Hellen Ferreira Barreto; Silva, Jonathan Velasco da

doi:10.1109/isgt-la.2019.8895289

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Recovery of modules affected by potential induced degradation (PID) applying a reverse potential in the laboratory without temperature control

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