Current-voltage curves
18
The graphs of the technical data sheets show the behaviour of the
photovoltaic modules. Two types of Current-Voltage curves (I-V) are
shown:
- At different radiations and constant temperature (77 ºF / 25°C).
- At different temperature and constant radiation (92.94 W/ft
2
/ 1000 W/m
2
).
The standard test conditions or STC used for module labelling are:
Radiation = 92.94 W/ft
2
/ 1000 W/m
2
Cell temperature = 77 ºF / 25 ºC
Air Mass = 1.5
It must be noted that the voltage and current behaviour of the cells
depends on the solar radiation and temperature. Therefore, the actual
operating conditions of a photovoltaic module will depend on the region
where the module is installed and the ambient conditions in that region.
The voltage dependence in relation to radiation is defined by a logarithmic
function: at low radiation levels a high voltage is obtained. However,
the current dependence in relation to radiation is defined by a linear
function: it increases in direct proportion to the increase in solar radiation.
Содержание Atakama ATK-P60
Страница 1: ...use...
Страница 3: ...3 4 6 8 10 13 14 16 20 22 33 35 41...
Страница 10: ...9 on Operation with the cell in the shade...
Страница 22: ...ofthemodules 21 cable glands...
Страница 33: ......
Страница 34: ......