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electrical:solar:shading [2024/11/08 16:20] frater_secessus [so users try different panel configurations] |
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- | ...where the equal sign (=) is a bypass path when needed to prevent damage. | + | ...where the equal sign ("=") is a bypass path when needed to prevent damage. |
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+ | if we have the same partial shading as before | ||
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+ | To prevent voltage backing up into a panel from a neighboring panel (or battery bank at night) each //panel// typically has a //blocking diode//. So the complete picture is: | ||
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+ | Note: in most panels the blocking and bypass diodes are identical parts, just installed in different places, in different orientations, | ||
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+ | === series === | ||
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