Minion Posted April 19, 2022 Posted April 19, 2022 Hi, I'm studying solar energy design I want to know the formula of IArray ------------------------------------------ Setting ------------------------------------------ PV Module : JA Solar, JAM72-S10-405-PR Control mod an the controller : Universal controller Mod. in series : 1 Nb. strings 1 Tilt : 30 Azimuth : 0 Orient : Fixed Tilted Plane ------------------------------------------ The output hour data I printed is as follows. ------------------------------------------ GlobInc : 106.08 kWh/m^2 GlobEff : 98.197 kWh/m^2 IArray : 0.9331 kAh UArray : 41.142 V EArrMPP : 38.4 kWh EArUfix : 38.4 kWh EArray : 38.4 kWh T_Amb : 4.42 °C TArray : 7.9508 °C ------------------------------------------ The EArrMPP calculation equation was known through the following calculation. EArrMPP = IArray * UArray How do I get an IArray? Please Help me. Regards
André Mermoud Posted April 19, 2022 Posted April 19, 2022 There is no simple formula. The IArray is computed from the one-diode model, and modified according to some losses in the PV array. The one-diode model is fully described in the Help "Physical models used > Standard one-diode-model". This is a complex calculation that you cannot evaluate by hand. NB: in your report of hourly values, several units are not correct: I Array is in [A], no kAh, "Energies" (in fact average powers on one hour) are in [W], not kWh.
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