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As you mentioned, half-cell technology allows solar modules to function independently, which means that shading on one half of the module might have a different impact compared to traditional full-cell modules, where shading affected the entire module. In the case of half-cell modules, the larger shading might have less of a negative effect on energy yields than the positive effect of better tilt for the sun, especially in middle-European project locations.

As i know check if all the values are in the correct unit (e.g., Amps, Volts, etc.) and consider any scaling factors needed based on the software or simulator you are using. Pay particular attention to the RSMax (series resistance) value. Ensure it is within the acceptable range specified by your simulation software or the guidelines for the module. If possible, try to find a validated PAN file for the dm540m10-72hbb module from a reliable source, such as the manufacturer's website or an industry-standard database. Comparing your values with a verified file can help you identify any discrepancies.