QUESTIONS 1. Define maximum power point of a solar module
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1. Define maximum power point of a solar module.
2. Define maximum power point tracker.
![Ammeter
Solar
DC-DC Power
Power
Power
Panel
Converter
E) Voltmeter
PV
Module
Potentiometer
as Electrical
MPPT
Load
Load
Controller
3
Figure 3. Circuit to determine E-I curve of a PV Module
Figure 2. Complete system with MPPT controller
Table 1. Voltage and Current data from the circuit shown in Figure 3
S. No. Voltage (E)
in volts
Current (I)
Temperature
(°C)
Power
Voltage (E)
Current (I)
(P=ExI)
in W
0*144.8 =0
2*145.2 10 -
0.2904
4*143.1*10 =
0.5724
6*142.1*10=
0.8526
7*140.4*10 =
0.9828
18*128*10=
1.024
9*92.2*10 =
0.8298
in mA
Volts
1
144.8
25
2
145.2
25
144.8
2
145.2
3
4
143.1
25
4
143.1
4
142.1
25
6
142.1
140.4
25
140.4
8
128
25
8
128.0
9
92.2
25
9
92.2
10
31.11
10*31.11*103
25
10
31.11
= 0.3111](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6555e943-dce1-4b45-93a1-f5b5005df795%2Fc04f1ccf-2eb0-4982-8ef6-f8618e222da0%2F54334pv_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Ammeter
Solar
DC-DC Power
Power
Power
Panel
Converter
E) Voltmeter
PV
Module
Potentiometer
as Electrical
MPPT
Load
Load
Controller
3
Figure 3. Circuit to determine E-I curve of a PV Module
Figure 2. Complete system with MPPT controller
Table 1. Voltage and Current data from the circuit shown in Figure 3
S. No. Voltage (E)
in volts
Current (I)
Temperature
(°C)
Power
Voltage (E)
Current (I)
(P=ExI)
in W
0*144.8 =0
2*145.2 10 -
0.2904
4*143.1*10 =
0.5724
6*142.1*10=
0.8526
7*140.4*10 =
0.9828
18*128*10=
1.024
9*92.2*10 =
0.8298
in mA
Volts
1
144.8
25
2
145.2
25
144.8
2
145.2
3
4
143.1
25
4
143.1
4
142.1
25
6
142.1
140.4
25
140.4
8
128
25
8
128.0
9
92.2
25
9
92.2
10
31.11
10*31.11*103
25
10
31.11
= 0.3111
![Introducion
Maximum Power Point Tracker (MPPT)
* A device that continuously finds the MPP of a solar
Maximum Power Point (MPP)
panel or array.
* The point on a power (E-P) curve that has the highest
* Tracking the MPP continuously with time, in order to
value of the product of its corresponding voltage (E)
maximize the net power output is an important aspect
and current (I), or the highest power output.
of PV module engineering.
* It represents the bias potential at which the solar
* The power at the MPP (Pmax) is the product of the
panels or array gives the maximum net power.
MPP voltage (Emar) and the MPP current (Imay).
* Pmax
r = Emar * Imar
Imax
FIGURES
Apparatus required with Specifications
Current
(1)
Constant-current operation
Power
S.
No.
1. PV module
Apparatus Name
Specifications
Quantity
(P)
E-l curve
0-10 V
1
Maximum Power Point
(MPP)
2. Ammeter
0-200mA
1
Output power curve,
3. Voltmeter (D.C)
0-20V
1
4. Potentiometer
500 Q; 2W
1
5. Connecting wires
Voltnge
(E)
10
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Figure 1. E-I and Output Power characteristics of a PV Module](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F6555e943-dce1-4b45-93a1-f5b5005df795%2Fc04f1ccf-2eb0-4982-8ef6-f8618e222da0%2Fpcviay_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Introducion
Maximum Power Point Tracker (MPPT)
* A device that continuously finds the MPP of a solar
Maximum Power Point (MPP)
panel or array.
* The point on a power (E-P) curve that has the highest
* Tracking the MPP continuously with time, in order to
value of the product of its corresponding voltage (E)
maximize the net power output is an important aspect
and current (I), or the highest power output.
of PV module engineering.
* It represents the bias potential at which the solar
* The power at the MPP (Pmax) is the product of the
panels or array gives the maximum net power.
MPP voltage (Emar) and the MPP current (Imay).
* Pmax
r = Emar * Imar
Imax
FIGURES
Apparatus required with Specifications
Current
(1)
Constant-current operation
Power
S.
No.
1. PV module
Apparatus Name
Specifications
Quantity
(P)
E-l curve
0-10 V
1
Maximum Power Point
(MPP)
2. Ammeter
0-200mA
1
Output power curve,
3. Voltmeter (D.C)
0-20V
1
4. Potentiometer
500 Q; 2W
1
5. Connecting wires
Voltnge
(E)
10
---
Figure 1. E-I and Output Power characteristics of a PV Module
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