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--- electrical:solar:charge_controller [2018/11/20 13:06]
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+++ electrical:solar:charge_controller [2019/04/11 19:49]
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   - DC-DC downconvert excess voltage to amps
-During Bulk phase when maximum power is required((or at other time when loads + charging >= panel output)) the controller will run the panels at Vmp (the maximum power point).   At other times the controller will find a less-than-maximum power point to match panel output to system needs.
+When maximum power is required((in Bulk or at other time when loads + charging >= panel output)) the controller will run the panels at Vmp (the maximum power point).   At other times the controller will find a less-than-maximum power point to match panel output to system needs.
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-Shunt controllers are very simple devices that charge to a given voltage [[electrical:solar:charge_controller_setpoints|setpoint]] (Vdisconnect) then stop charging.  If/when voltage falls to some lower voltage (Vreconnect) charging begins again.  This is sometimes called [[electrical:12v:charging#charge-and-stop|charge and stop charging]].
+Shunt controllers are very simple devices that charge to a given voltage [[electrical:solar:charge_controller_setpoints|setpoint]] (Vdisconnect) then stop charging.  If/when voltage falls to some lower voltage (Vreconnect) charging begins again.  This is sometimes called [[electrical:12v:charging#charge-and-stop|charge and stop charging]] or on/off charging.
 > ...PWM [and] shunt controllers apply full panel voltage, or something close to it, across the battery terminals, at a duty cycle (fast for PWM, slow for shunt) that keeps the battery happy, and the controller monitors the battery voltage and then adjusts the PWM duty cycle accordingly, or in the case of a shunt, it clamps the panel output. -- Tx2Sturgis((http://www.cheaprvliving.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=29896&pid=373640#pid373640))

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