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Extraction of diode parameters of silicon solar cells under high illumination conditions

Title
Extraction of diode parameters of silicon solar cells under high illumination conditions
Author(s)
Khan, FirozBaek, Seong-HoPark, YiseulKim, Jae Hyun
Issued Date
2013-12
Citation
Energy Conversion and Management, v.76, pp.421 - 429
Type
Article
Author Keywords
Diode parametersConcentrator solar cellsIntensity of illuminationSingle diode modelHigh illumination conditions
Keywords
SERIES RESISTANCEINTENSITYSI
ISSN
0196-8904
Abstract
An analytical method has been developed to extract all four diode parameters, namely the shunt resistance, series resistance, diode ideality factor, and reverse saturation current density, using a single J-V curve, based on one exponential model of silicon solar cells under high illumination conditions. The slope of the J-V curve (dV/dJ) at a short circuit condition is used to determine the value of the shunt resistance. The slope of the J-V curve at an open circuit condition together with the short circuit current density, open circuit voltage, current density, and voltage at maximum power point have been used to determine the values of the series resistance, diode ideality factor, and reverse saturation current density. The determined values of the diode parameters have been used to compute the theoretical values of the open circuit voltage, curve factor, and efficiency of the solar cell. The theoretical J-V curves matched well with the corresponding experimental curves. This method is applied to determine the diode parameters of concentrator silicon solar cells at different illumination conditions in a temperature range of 298-323 K. The computed values of the open circuit voltage, curve factor, and efficiency obtained using diode parameters determined with this method showed good agreement (<2% discrepancy) with the experimental values. © 2013 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11750/5286
DOI
10.1016/j.enconman.2013.07.054
Publisher
Elsevier Ltd
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