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I. INTRODUCTION
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The theoretical I-V characteristic of the PV solar cell is
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shown in Fig. 2. The maximum power point voltage Umpp and
the maximum power point current Impp are defining the point
of the maximum power output [2]. �
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Fig, 2, Theoretical I-V characteristics of PV solar cell
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The highest output power can be achieved by a PV array
that is created by the connection of two or more PV modules.
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III. SIMULATION
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0
0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
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Noct=47,SoC 20 Fig, 7, Solar irradiation I-V characteristics,
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Voltage (V) -- Current V$, voltage
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-- Power V$, voltage 200 1 ---- 1--
---- �=600Wrri2
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Fig, 5, Sharp NU-245(J5) 245Wp specifications and I-V characteristics,
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Wm-2. The simulated waveforms of the output current and the Fig, 9, Temperature I-V characteristics,
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the temperature, the decrease of the output current and the [4] AD. Hansen, P. S0fensen, L.H. Hansen, H. Bindner," Models for a
Stand-Alone PV System," Ris0 National Laboratory, Roskilde,
increase of the open circuit voltage is visible. Simulated
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results are shown in Fig. 9 and 10.
[5] R. SuI, P. Fibich, M.FrivaldskY, M," Analysis of PMMT Operation for
Renewable (PV/FC) Energy Source," In: Advances in Electrical and
Electronic Engineering (AEEE), No. 1-2, Vol. 712008, Slovakia, ISSN :
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1336-1376, pp. 103 -105.
-- T=60°C
-- T=54 °C [6] 1. Turcek, M. Hrasko, 1. Altus, " Photovoltaics in Present Days and
--
T=03 °C Their Coexistance with Power System, " Communications - Scientific
02 0 --
T=51 °C letters of the University of Zilina, 2A/2011, Vol. 13. , , 2011, p.: 109. -
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T=°CO 113., 1335-4205
[7] http://phys.org/news/2013 -09-world-solar-cell-efficiency.html
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[8] http://www.sharp-electronics.ie/cps/rde/xchg/ie/hs.xsll-Ihtmllproduct
� details.htru?product=NUR245J5&cat=46000
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D.. [9] Y. Flicker, F.A Himmelstoss, "Analysis of a Possible Battery Charger
100 Topology," CSL Communications- Scientific Letters of University of
Zilina, Vol 15, No. 3, 2013 pp. N/A, ISSN 1335/4205
[10] J. Perdul'ak, D. Kovac, I. Kovacova, M. Ocilka, A Gladyr, D. Mamchur,
50 I. Zachepa, T Vince, 1. Molnar, " Eflektive Utilization of Photovoltaic
Energy Using Multiphase Boost Converter in Compare with Single
Phasse Boost Converter," CSL Communications - Scientific Letters of
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o 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40
[II] B. Dobrucky, M. Pokorny, M. Benova, M. A R. Abdalmula, "
Uo [V] Modelling of Power Converters Using Z-transform," CSL
Fig. 10. Temperature P-V characteristics. Communications - Scientific Letters of University of Zilina, Vol. 15,
No. 3, 2013, pp. N/A ISSN 1335-4205
IV. CONCLUSION [12] P. Chlebis, A Havel, P. Vaculik, Z. Pfot: "Modern Instruments for
increasing the Efficiency of the Energy Transfer in Electric Vehicles," In
The usage of PV solar energy is growing in the world. The
14th International Power Electronics and Motion Control Conference
main disadvantage is the dependence on weather conditions. (EPE-PEMC), Ohrid, Macedonia, 2010, pp. 89-93, ISBN 978-1-4244-
Mathematical model was proposed to simulate this 7854-
dependence. This model of the PV solar module was based on [13] L. Grman, M. Hrasko, 1. Kuchta, "Single Phase PWM Rectifier in
fundamental circuit equations of PV solar cell. Simulations in Traction Application," Journal of Electrical Engineering
ElektrotechnickY casopis, Volume: 62, Issue: 4 Pages: 206-212
Matlab were used for verification. The accuracy of the model Published: JUL-AUG 2011
was confirmed by comparison between the Sharp NU-245(J5) [14] 1. Dudrik, 1. Oetter, "High-Frequency Soft-Switching DC-DC
245Wp datasheet and the simulated I-V characteristics. The Converters for Voltage and Current DC Power Sources," Acta
influence of the temperature and the solar irradiation was Polytechnica Hungarica, ISSN: 1785-8860, Vol. 4, n. 2, 2007, pp. 29-46.
investigated. The solar irradiation influence was bigger than
temperature especially when we focus on the decrease of the
solar irradiation. The impact on the output power was much
heavier. The proposed simple model of the PV solar module is
enough accurate and shall be used for development and
simulation of a stand-alone power system.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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