Cell Level Partial-Shading Condition Quantification and Simulation on PV Panels

This paper addresses the challenge of evaluating the impact of partial shading conditions (PSC) on individual photovoltaic (PV) cells (Cell-PSC) within a PV panel. The study introduces a comprehensive and generalizable methodology involving experimental tests on different PV panels under different C...

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Published in:IEEE Mediterranean Electrotechnical Conference pp. 115 - 120
Main Authors: Tradacete-Agreda, Miguel, Santos-Perez, Carlos, Rodriguez-Sanchez, Francisco Javier, Martin-Sanchez, Pedro, Hueros-Barrios, Pablo Jose, Santiso-Gomez, Enrique
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 25.06.2024
Subjects:
anomaly
cell
energy
Fill factor (solar cell)
photovoltaic
Real-time systems
simulation
System performance
Temperature
Temperature dependence
Temperature measurement
Voltage
ISSN:2158-8481
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Summary:This paper addresses the challenge of evaluating the impact of partial shading conditions (PSC) on individual photovoltaic (PV) cells (Cell-PSC) within a PV panel. The study introduces a comprehensive and generalizable methodology involving experimental tests on different PV panels under different Cell-PSC scenarios, emulating bird-droppings. Analysis of the I-V curves reveals complex relationships, with variations in Maximum Point Power (MPP) voltage and power influenced by temperature changes in the affected cell. Furthermore, the study examines the fill factor and the area enclosed by the I-V curve. In addition to experimental investigations, the research employs a detailed quantification process through simulations utilizing the double diode model. This illustrates the impact of partial shading conditions on incident irradiance and temperature over the affected cells. The findings contribute valuable data for the future development of real-time anomaly detection algorithms, offering a significant understanding of PV system performance under Cell-PSC.
ISSN:2158-8481
DOI:10.1109/MELECON56669.2024.10608641