In the Tools, you can examine mismatch losses by generating graphs and histograms.
When I try to generate a histogram for a mismatch setup (e.g. a pretty normal setup of 12 modules in series and 5 strings in parallel), it is essentially impossible as PVsyst just sits there consuming 50% CPU cycles for as long as I leave it (the longest I tried was 10 minutes, after which I forced close PVsyst).
Does anyone else have difficulty generating mismatch histograms like this?
Granted, I am not running PVsyst 6 on the latest CPU (rather, an Intel dual core 1.86 GHz with 3 GB of RAM), but I also noted this problem years ago in PVsyst 5. I don't think that one would require a super CPU to run such a process.
mismatch histogram *extremely* slow
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In the Tools, you can examine mismatch losses by generating graphs and histograms.
When I try to generate a histogram for a mismatch setup (e.g. a pretty normal setup of 12 modules in series and 5 strings in parallel), it is essentially impossible as PVsyst just sits there consuming 50% CPU cycles for as long as I leave it (the longest I tried was 10 minutes, after which I forced close PVsyst).
Does anyone else have difficulty generating mismatch histograms like this?
Granted, I am not running PVsyst 6 on the latest CPU (rather, an Intel dual core 1.86 GHz with 3 GB of RAM), but I also noted this problem years ago in PVsyst 5. I don't think that one would require a super CPU to run such a process.