Given the following equivalent circuit of a standard solar cell(b) Standard model:RsDIphVVDRshAssuming that standard solar cell has the following parameters:V (V) = 1Rs (2) = 0.1Rsh (2)=100Is (μA) =1Iph (A) =1Vth (mv) =100Ideality factor m = 1Taking the same values of current and voltages, then the currents / supplied by the simplified solar cell (or ideal cell) is:a. 0.878AO b. 0.978AO c. 0.778AOd. None of these

The standard model of a solar cell is given…

Given the following equivalent circuit of a standard solar cell (b) Standard model: Iph D Ip Rs V VD Rsh Assuming that standard solar cell has the following parameters: V (V) = 1 Rs () = 0.1 Rsh (22)=100 Is (μA) =1 Iph (A) =1 Vth (mv) =100 Ideality factor m = 1 Taking the same values of current and voltages, then the currents/supplied by the simplified solar cell (or ideal cell) is: a. 0.878A O b. 0.978A O c. 0.778A Od. None of these

Given the following equivalent circuit of a standard solar cell (b) Standard model: Iph D Ip Rs V VD Rsh Assuming that standard solar cell has the following parameters: V (V) = 1 Rs () = 0.1 Rsh (22)=100 Is (μA) =1 Iph (A) =1 Vth (mv) =100 Ideality factor m = 1 Taking the same values of current and voltages, then the currents/supplied by the simplified solar cell (or ideal cell) is: a. 0.878A O b. 0.978A O c. 0.778A Od. None of these

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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