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Title: Matlab simulink modeling of photovoltaic cells for understanding shadow effect
Authors: Rashel, Masud
Albino, André
Gonçalves, Teresa
Tlemçani, Mouhaydine
Issue Date: 2016
Publisher: IEEE Xplore
Citation: Masud Rana Rashel, André Albino, Teresa Gonçalves, and Mouhaydine Tlemçani. Matlab simulink modeling of photovoltaic cells for understanding shadow effect. In ICRERA’2016 – 5th International Conference on Renewable Energy Research and Applications, Birmingham, UK, November 2016. IEEE Xplore.
Abstract: Irradiation is the main component for producing the electricity from solar energy. When obstacles come in between the sun and the PV cell then it doesn’t get sufficient irradiance to produce enough electricity. Shadowing has a great impact on photovoltaic cell. The main fuel of PV cell is solar radiation. Using solar radiation, a photovoltaic cell produces electricity. The shadow on a PV cell decreases the output of the photovoltaic cell. It has been already shown in different papers that shadow effect decreases the output of the PV cell. There are different kinds of shadow effects which are observed, some minimize the PV cell output and some reduce the output to zero. There are different types of shadow based on their effects on the photovoltaic cell. The shadow has also effects depending on whether the PV cells are connected in series connection or in parallel connection. In series when one cell is out of order then the whole series of the PV cells will not work but in parallel connection if one cell is damaged, the others will work because they work independently. According to the output requirement the arrangement of the PV cells are made in series or parallel. Simulink modeling is made for series and parallel connection between two PV cells and the shadow effect is analyzed on one of the PV cells. Using SIMULINK, the shadowing is simulated on the two PV cells, where in one system they are in series and in another system they are in parallel. Slowly the irradiance is decreased to simulate the shadow effect. Simulation of the shadow effect gives an idea about the output of the PV cell system when system has shadow on the PV cells. Here the shadow effect on the two PV cells using series and parallel combinations are simulated and analyzed for understanding the effects on output.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10174/20649
Type: article
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