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--- electrical:solar:series_vs_parallel [2024/01/03 14:07]
frater_secessus [TL;DR]
+++ electrical:solar:series_vs_parallel [2024/03/09 11:00] (current)
frater_secessus [further reading] marine
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   * [[electrical:solar:charge_controller#pwm|PWM controllers]] run arrays of the same nominal voltage as their battery bank:  12v and 12v, 24v and 24v.
   * //generally speaking//, parallel panels will perform better in [[electrical:solar:shading|partial shade]] than series. [but don't shade your panels in the first place -- secessus]
-  * A 24v array, for example, could be made of 24v panels in parallel or 12v panels in series.
+  * as with other [[electrical:12v:parallel_serial|series/parallel arrangements]], series increases voltage and parallel increases current.
   * series arrays can reduce capital costs in some circumstances
   * series/parallel arrangements are described with ''xPxS'' nomenclature:
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   * [[https://www.explorist.life/solar-panels-series-vs-parallel/|Solar Panels – Series vs Parallel]] by Explorist Life
   * [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s2gsKWqyjM|How To Wire Solar Panels In Series vs Parallel -- For Beginners]]
+  * [[https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f14/shading-serial-vs-parallel-this-time-with-data-284237.html|testing series vs parallel in a marine environment]]

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