Impact of Wiring Resistance on PV Array Configurations in Harvesting the Maximum Power Under Static and Dynamic Shading Conditions

Rajani, Kandipati; Ramesh, T.

doi:10.1080/03772063.2022.2130454

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“…In order to provide the appropriate output current and voltage as required by the load, huge PV arrays are typically built by connecting a multiple of modules in series and parallel [12]. To reduce the hotspot's heat stress on the array's output voltage, the bypass diodes are also positioned in parallel with the PV modules [13], [14].…”

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Traditional and hybrid solar photovoltaic array configurations for partial shading conditions: perspectives and challenges

Narne

Kumar

Alla³

2023

Bulletin EEI

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he role of photovoltaic (PV) array in converting solar energy to electrical energy is very much important to get maximum power. Current challenge in solar PV systems is to make them energy efficient. Partial shading conditions (PSCs) is one of the main causes for performance degradation of PV array. It not only effects the shaded region but also effect the overall output of the PV array. Proper selection of configuration is essential to overcome such type of challenges. There exist various types of traditional configurations such as series (S), parallel (P), series parallel (SP), total-cross-tied (TCT), bridge-link (BL), and honeycomb (HC). Hybrid configurations also available such as series-parallel-total-cross-tied (SPTCT), bridge-link-total-cross-tied (BL-TCT), honey-comb- total cross-tied (HC-TCT), and bridge-link-honey-comb (BL-HC). This paper presents an overview on various types of configurations available with their merits and demerits under various partial shading situations. This paper also insights recent advancements in PV array configurations with their future trends to benefit the researchers working in this domain.

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Traditional and hybrid solar photovoltaic array configurations for partial shading conditions: perspectives and challenges

Narne

Kumar

Alla³

2023

Bulletin EEI

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“…The most effective thin film solar panels as of yet are CIGS-based [32]. Compared to CdTe cells, these cells contain less of the potentially hazardous metal cadmium [33]. Figure 4 explains a typical CIGS solar cell diagram, and Figure 5 illustrates how it is made.…”

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An outline of solar photovoltaic systems impact on environment

Vunnam

Vanithasri

Alla³

2023

Bulletin EEI

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The damaging environmental repercussions of energy production are greatly reduced when renewable energy sources are used. Solar photovoltaic (PV) energy is reliable and secure, and it also includes benefits like no noise, no pollution, easy maintenance, and no environmental harm. Solar PV technology has emerged as the renewable energy source with the greatest rate of expansion worldwide since fossil fuels are soon running out and have a negative influence on the environment. PV modules reduce carbon dioxide emissions, preserving the environment and preventing global warming. The solar cell efficiency is one of the key elements in developing this PV technology. To increase solar cell efficiency for commercial use, the type of material used in production is essential. After serving its purpose, a PV module can be recycled, and environmentally appropriate disposal won't have much of an effect on the environment. In this article, the impact of solar PV systems and their most recent advancements for environmental preservation are discussed.

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Monocrystalline photovoltaic material based symmetrical and unsymmetrical Triple-Series Parallel-Ladder configuration for harvesting maximum power under partial shading conditions

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Kandipati,

Yadlapalli

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Impact of Wiring Resistance on PV Array Configurations in Harvesting the Maximum Power Under Static and Dynamic Shading Conditions

Cited by 8 publications

References 42 publications

Traditional and hybrid solar photovoltaic array configurations for partial shading conditions: perspectives and challenges

Traditional and hybrid solar photovoltaic array configurations for partial shading conditions: perspectives and challenges

An outline of solar photovoltaic systems impact on environment

Monocrystalline photovoltaic material based symmetrical and unsymmetrical Triple-Series Parallel-Ladder configuration for harvesting maximum power under partial shading conditions

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