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electrical:solar:shading [2020/10/11 19:48] 127.0.0.1 external edit |
electrical:solar:shading [2021/03/31 10:55] frater_secessus [exception: high voltage strings + mppt] |
There is another approach, which is to **bring the shaded cells/strings back online by bringing the rest of the panel down to their level**. It sounds counterproductive, but with MPPT controllers and in some higher-voltage series configurations (say Vmp is >=3x bank voltage) it works. | There is another approach, which is to **bring the shaded cells/strings back online by bringing the rest of the panel down to their level**. It sounds counterproductive, but with MPPT controllers and in some higher-voltage series configurations (say Vmp is >=3x bank voltage) it works. |
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This occurs because the MPPT has a broader range of voltages to sweep and can find [[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0960148113006952|other power peaks]] (panel voltages) that are **low enough to bring the shaded cells back online** but still **high enough to charge the battery bank**. It's not reality, but we can think of it as MPPT evenly "shading" the entire panel voltage-wise in order to get max juice from it in partial shade conditions. | This occurs because the MPPT has a broader range of voltages to sweep and can find [[https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0960148113006952|other power peaks]] (panel voltages) that are **low enough to bring the shaded cells back online** but still **high enough to charge the battery bank**. It's not reality, but we can think of it as MPPT evenly "shading" the entire panel voltage-wise in order to get max juice from it in partial shade conditions.((https://diysolarforum.com/threads/mppt-sizing.17947/post-208104)) |
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===== examples ===== | ===== examples ===== |