Characteristics of Different Solar PV Modules under Partial Shading
Partial shadowing is one of the problems that are always faced in terrestrial applications of solar photovoltaic (PV). The effects of partial shadow on the energy yield of conventional mono-crystalline and multi-crystalline PV modules have been researched for a long time. With deployment of new thin-film solar PV modules in the market, it is important to understand the performance of new PV modules operating under the partial shadow in the tropical zone. This paper addresses the impacts of different partial shadowing on the operating characteristics of four different types of solar PV modules that include multi-crystalline, amorphous thin-film, CdTe thin-film and CIGS thin-film PV modules.
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[1] E. Suryanto Hasyim, S.R., Wenham and M.A. Green, "Shadow toterance of modules incorporationg integral bypass diode solar cells", Solar Cells, Vol. 19, March 19, 1986, pp109-112.
[2] B Any, J., Appelbaum, J., "The effect of shading on the designof a field of solar collectors", Solar Cells 20, 1987, pp201–228.
[3] Appelbaum, J., Bany, J., "Shadow effect of adjacent solarcollectors in large scale systems", Solar Energy 23, 1979, 497–507.
[4] A Bete, A., Barbisio, E., Cane, F., "A study of shading effects in photovoltaic generators". Proceedings of the 9th EC PVSolar Energy Conference, Freiburg, 1989, pp. 240–244.
[5] A Lonso, M.C., Arribas, L.M., Chenlo, F., Cruz, I., "Shading effect on a roof integrated grid-connected PV plant". Proceedings of the 14th EC PV Solar Energy Conference, Barcelona,1997, pp. 1891–1894.
[6] Ramaprabha Ramabadran , Rajiv Gandhi Salai and Rajiv Gandhi Salai, "Effect of Shading on Series and Parallel Connected Solar PV Modules", Modern applied Science, Vol. 3, No. 10, Oct. 2009, pp32-41.
[7] S. Silvestre,and A. Chouder, "Effects of Shadowing onPhotovoltaic Module Performance", Prog. Photovolt: Res. Appl. 2008, Vol. 16, pp141–149
[8] A lonso, M.C., Herrmann, W., German, R., Boehmer, W., Wammodulebach, K., "Outdoor hot-spot investigation in crystalline silicon solar modules". Proceedings of the 17th EC PV SolarEnergy Conference, Munich, 2001, pp. 638–641.
[9] D Anner, M., Bu¨cher, K., "Reverse characteristics of commercial silicon solar cells—impact on hot spot temperatures andmodule integrity". Proceedings of the 26th IEEE PhotovoltaicSpecialists Conference, Anaheim, CA, 1997,pp. 1137–1140.
[10] H ermann, W., Wiesner, W., Vaassen, W., "Hot spot investigations on PV modules—new concepts for a test standard andconsequences for module design with respect to bypass diodes". Proceedings of the 26th IEEE Photovoltaic SpecialistsConference, Anaheim, CA, 1997, pp. 1129–1132.
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