Utilization of device parameters to assess the performance of a monocrystalline solar module under varied temperature and irradiance

Ahmed, Darya Rostam; Abdullah, Haval M.; Muhammadsharif, Fahmi F.

doi:10.1007/s12667-021-00472-6

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“…1) is given by : to be independent of the irradiance level [2]. Further studies have found decrease in I0 with G [3]. In contrast to these found results, studies have shown that I0 grows with irradiance [4].…”

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confidence: 83%

“…I0, resulting from minority carriers generated thermally, is quite sensitive to temperature variation. Some work has found that I0 undergoes an exponential increase with TM [3]. Khan et al [5] have found that I0 has an inverse behavior with TM.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Furthermore, two behaviors of RS as a function of TM have been generally observed. RS can increase linearly [7] or decrease [3] with rising temperature.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Shunt resistance (RSH) has a slight effect on solar cell efficiency [2]. Several studies found that RSH increases with G [1] and others have shown an opposite behavior G [3]. TM effect analysis on the physical parameters in some works shows a linear decrease of RSH [9].…”

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Prediction of the Performance of Photovoltaic Modules from the Behavior of Physical Parameters According to Irradiance and Temperature

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In this paper, a study on photovoltaic module physical parameters behavior depending on irradiance G and module temperature TM is presented. From this investigation, new equations translating physical parameters behavior depending on TM and G are developed. The new proposed laws, which combine the effects of G and TM in a correlated manner, have the advantage of incorporating G effect on the temperature coefficients by including specific terms. The developed laws form a basis for predicting PV module performance and can be incorporated into maximum power point tracking (MPPT) programs to extract peak power output under different operating conditions. This study is conducted by examining the electrical performances at the maximum power (Im, Vm), the open circuit (0, VOC), and the short circuit (ISC, 0) points measured using an elaborate experimental platform. The photovoltaic module used is a monocrystalline type exposed to four G values of 700, 800, 880 and 1000 W.m -2 for temperatures TM between 16°C and 48°C.

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“…Furthermore, two behaviors of RS as a function of TM have been generally observed. RS can increase linearly [7] or decrease [3] with rising temperature.…”

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Prediction of the Performance of Photovoltaic Modules from the Behavior of Physical Parameters According to Irradiance and Temperature

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“…The process of enhancing photon absorption by the active layers is very important to achieve a better solar cell device performance. This is because the increased photon absorption is directly related to the increased amount of generated charge carriers, thereby increasing the photo current of the device [25][26][27]. An extensive review of literature showed that red shifting (increased wavelength) in the absorption spectrum of the active layers was mainly considered to optimize the materials to be selected for e cient photo-absorption and device performance.…”

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A new approach of using area under the curve of absorption profile to optimize the active layers of photovoltaic devices

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Muhammadsharif

Saeed³

et al. 2022

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Optimization of photovoltaic (PV) active layers is usually carried out in terms of the energy bandgap (Eg) variation of the bulk heterojunction (BHJ) layers. However, the non-monotonic change in the Eg does not guarantee the achievement of a maximum absorption capability at the optimum condition despite the broadened absorption spectrum. Hence, alternative strategies need to be researched in order to assign the best possible condition at which the active layer can convert the highest possible number of exposed photons to free electrons when it is employed in PV devices. Therefore, in this work, we propose a new approach which can be effectively used to optimize the BHJ active layers in terms of photon to electron conversion, considering the absorption profile of the system. Herein, area under the curve (AUC) of the absorption profile is utilized to optimize the active layers of photovoltaic devices. To formulate the proposed technique, a ternary system based on P(TRI-co-TER):Beetroot dye:PINDOLE was investigated and analyzed. Results showed that a linear correlation was produced between the AUC and photocurrent density (Jph), which can be ultimately used to optimize the active layers of PV devices.

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Utilization of device parameters to assess the performance of a monocrystalline solar module under varied temperature and irradiance

Cited by 7 publications

References 41 publications

Prediction of the Performance of Photovoltaic Modules from the Behavior of Physical Parameters According to Irradiance and Temperature

Prediction of the Performance of Photovoltaic Modules from the Behavior of Physical Parameters According to Irradiance and Temperature

A new approach of using area under the curve of absorption profile to optimize the active layers of photovoltaic devices

Effective two-tier tokenization for intelligent transportation supply chain systems using hybrid optimized query expansion

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