2021
DOI: 10.1051/e3sconf/202122901021
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Utilization of MOSFET transistor as an electronic load to trace I-V and P-V curve of a solar panel

Abstract: To understand the electrical behavior of a photovoltaic panel, it is necessary to know the characteristic Ipv = f(Vpv). The best way to obtainthis I-V curve is to use a variable resistor. This paper proposes a new and simple technique based on a MOSFET transistor as a variable load, which whose gate voltage is controlled by an RC filter from the Arduino. A comparison under standard temperature and illumination conditions between the manufacturer’s datasheet with the simulation by MATLAB/Simulink on the one han… Show more

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“…The evolution of PV module performances as a function of dust density is performed with an Arduino UNO board, as a unit of acquisition, control, and transfer of data (Ipv and Vpv), in real-time, to a computer via the PLX-DAQ tool [18]. The Arduino module generates a PWM signal, then this signal is injected into an RC filter to control the variation of the voltage VGS of the MOSFET [19]. The measurements of the current Ipv and the voltage Vpv of the PVoutput under test were performed using an Arduino-compatible current and voltage sensors.…”
Section: Experimental Procedures and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The evolution of PV module performances as a function of dust density is performed with an Arduino UNO board, as a unit of acquisition, control, and transfer of data (Ipv and Vpv), in real-time, to a computer via the PLX-DAQ tool [18]. The Arduino module generates a PWM signal, then this signal is injected into an RC filter to control the variation of the voltage VGS of the MOSFET [19]. The measurements of the current Ipv and the voltage Vpv of the PVoutput under test were performed using an Arduino-compatible current and voltage sensors.…”
Section: Experimental Procedures and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…When a VGS control voltage is applied to its gate, it generates a fast and variable PV output current from 0 to Isc (A) and a variable output voltage from Voc to 0 (V). The Arduino board generates a continuous signal through pin Vcc=5 V, then amplified by a DC/DC booster XL6009E1, then this signal is injected into an RC filter (R=440 Ω, C=4.7 mF), to vary the control voltage VGS of the MOSFET in a progressive way, which also requires the RDS resistor to evolve progressively [20].…”
Section: Experimental I-v Curve Tracer Topology With Electronic Loadmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, its accuracy decreases at low irradiance, especially in the open circuit voltage range Voc. The electrical current of the PV panel for the one diodes model is given by: [11,12] 𝐼 "# = 𝐼 "% − 𝐼 '( − 𝐼 )%…”
Section: Solar Cell Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%