File:I-V curve of a module with a shaded cell without bypass diode.jpg
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Effect of partial shading of a single solar cell on the I-V curve of a large series connection of solar cells without bypass diodes
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English: Effect of partial shading of a single solar cell on the I-V curve of a large series connection of solar cells, when the rest are fully insolated. In the undesired (but possible) case that the module is short-circuited, the shaded cell becomes negatively biased near its breakdown voltage and dissipates a large amount of power, which can create hot spots and potentially damage the module irreversibly. |
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| Author | César Domínguez |
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