Modelling and Simulation of Solar Photovoltaic Cell for Different Insolation Values Based on MATLAB/Simulink Environment

S. Narendiran; Sarat Kumar Sahoo

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.550.137

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Modelling and Simulation of Solar Photovoltaic Cell for Different Insolation Values Based on MATLAB/Simulink Environment

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The paper discuss about the modelling and electrical characteristics of photovoltaic cell and its array type of construction in matlab-simulink environment at different insolation levels. The photovoltaic module is modelled using the diode electrical characteristic equation. The photovoltaic cell is analysed by voltage input and current input modules, The voltage and current input photovoltaic modules are simulated with different insolation values by varying the construction of PV modules. The results conclude that the current input PV module is well suited for applications were it shares same current when connected in series and voltage input PV module, where it shares same voltage when connected in parallel.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 550)

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S. Narendiran*, Sarat Kumar Sahoo

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Current Input, Insolation, Irradiation, Parallel, PV Array, Series, Voltage Input

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