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As of now, I have modelled the PV panel as a transformer that intakes solar irradiation and outputs electricity, taking the temperature factor into consideration. If we do not need the solar irradiation as a source though, it would be better to keep the panel as a source and directly use the solar irradiation timeseries.
Advantages of each solution
Advantages for PV as a transformer:
The solar irradiation is separate so you can use it for other components
Advantages for PV as a source:
Cleaner and less components
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As of now, I have modelled the PV panel as a transformer that intakes solar irradiation and outputs electricity, taking the temperature factor into consideration. If we do not need the solar irradiation as a source though, it would be better to keep the panel as a source and directly use the solar irradiation timeseries.
Advantages of each solution
Advantages for PV as a transformer:
Advantages for PV as a source:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: