Patent classifications
H02S50/10
Photovoltaic system
Provided is a photovoltaic system wherein potential induced degradation (PID) is simply and efficiently suppressed. This photovoltaic system is provided with a bypass electric path that connects an inverter and a positive electrode of a solar cell module array to each other by being connected in parallel to a first electric path between the inverter and the solar battery module array. The bypass electric path is provided with a second switching circuit, and a first switching circuit is provided to an electric path between the inverter and a negative electrode of the solar cell module array, the electric path being a part of the first electric path.
PV device having improved overall efficiency
A photovoltaic device having a perovskite PV cell wherein the PV device operates, for example during start-up, initially in a bias-voltage operating mode, in which a bias voltage is applied to the perovskite PV cell of the PV device. The bias voltage or the energy needed for same can advantageously be drawn from the power electronics associated with the perovskite PV cell.
PV device having improved overall efficiency
A photovoltaic device having a perovskite PV cell wherein the PV device operates, for example during start-up, initially in a bias-voltage operating mode, in which a bias voltage is applied to the perovskite PV cell of the PV device. The bias voltage or the energy needed for same can advantageously be drawn from the power electronics associated with the perovskite PV cell.
PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE CONTROL METHOD AND PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM
A photovoltaic system includes the photovoltaic module, an electric energy conversion apparatus, an inverter, and a computing device. The computing device determines whether output power of the photovoltaic module meets a first preset condition, where the first preset condition is that the output power is greater than or equal to a first preset output power; when the first preset condition is met, the computing device determines to set the photovoltaic module to a default configuration direction, where the default configuration direction is a photovoltaic module orientation in which sunlight is irradiated onto the photovoltaic module with a minimum incident angle; and when the first preset condition is not met, the computing device determines to set the photovoltaic module to a target orientation, where the target orientation is different from the default configuration direction.
PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE CONTROL METHOD AND PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEM
A photovoltaic system includes the photovoltaic module, an electric energy conversion apparatus, an inverter, and a computing device. The computing device determines whether output power of the photovoltaic module meets a first preset condition, where the first preset condition is that the output power is greater than or equal to a first preset output power; when the first preset condition is met, the computing device determines to set the photovoltaic module to a default configuration direction, where the default configuration direction is a photovoltaic module orientation in which sunlight is irradiated onto the photovoltaic module with a minimum incident angle; and when the first preset condition is not met, the computing device determines to set the photovoltaic module to a target orientation, where the target orientation is different from the default configuration direction.
MICROWAVE PHOTOCONDUCTANCE SPECTROMETER AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME
The present disclosure relates to a steady-state microwave conductivity method that includes modulating a light beam to form an amplitude modulated light having a modulation frequency ω.sub.1, producing a microwave waveform, exposing a sample to the amplitude modulated light and a first portion of the microwave waveform to produce an amplitude modulation signal on the first portion of the microwave waveform, and mixing a second portion of the microwave waveform and the amplitude modulation signal to produce a first signal and a second signal.
MICROWAVE PHOTOCONDUCTANCE SPECTROMETER AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME
The present disclosure relates to a steady-state microwave conductivity method that includes modulating a light beam to form an amplitude modulated light having a modulation frequency ω.sub.1, producing a microwave waveform, exposing a sample to the amplitude modulated light and a first portion of the microwave waveform to produce an amplitude modulation signal on the first portion of the microwave waveform, and mixing a second portion of the microwave waveform and the amplitude modulation signal to produce a first signal and a second signal.
Photovoltaic system and method for locating devices in photovoltaic string
A photovoltaic system and a method for locating devices in a photovoltaic string. A communication host in the photovoltaic system acquires accumulated operation durations of MLPE apparatuses of the photovoltaic string, ranks the accumulated operation durations to obtain a ranking result, and determines a physical location of each device in the photovoltaic string according to the ranking result and a sequence of installing positions of the devices, where the devices are installed at the installing positions based on the sequence. It is not necessary to paste label codes on the MLPE apparatuses, or record serial numbers of the MLPE apparatuses by installation personnel. Operation processes are simplified, operation time is saved, and labor costs are reduced.
Capacity estimator for an energy generation and/or storage system
A method and apparatus for estimating capacity of a system including an energy generation system, an energy storage system or both. The method and apparatus initially estimate the system capacity based on a facility location and size. The initial estimate may be adjusted through adjustment of at least one parameter. An updated capacity estimate is generated and displayed.
Capacity estimator for an energy generation and/or storage system
A method and apparatus for estimating capacity of a system including an energy generation system, an energy storage system or both. The method and apparatus initially estimate the system capacity based on a facility location and size. The initial estimate may be adjusted through adjustment of at least one parameter. An updated capacity estimate is generated and displayed.