Publication detail
Analysis of Photovoltaic Module after Potential Induced Degradation
VANĚK, J. HYLSKÝ, J. STRACHALA, D. ČUDEK, P. ŠTURM, M.
Original Title
Analysis of Photovoltaic Module after Potential Induced Degradation
Type
article in a collection out of WoS and Scopus
Language
English
Original Abstract
This work deals with the phenomenon called Potential-Induced Degradation of PV modules (PID shortly). Currently is this problem solved in a lot of scientific institutes where is analyzed the physical description of the process that occurs due to PID. The cause of PID degradation is in a migration of positive sodium ions from glass (that protects PV modules from the environmental influences) to the PV cell which leads to a negative effect in a pn junction of photovoltaic cell. This article is focused on the entire photovoltaic module. PV module is firstly degraded and then regenerated through an applied voltage of 600 V between the aluminum frame and PV cells of module. The degradation and regeneration process was locally supported by increasing of the temperature of PV module to 80 ° C. In this way was possible to observe the influence of temperature in a PID affected PV module.
Keywords
Keywords: Potential-Induced Degradation, PV modules, solar cells.
Authors
VANĚK, J.; HYLSKÝ, J.; STRACHALA, D.; ČUDEK, P.; ŠTURM, M.
Released
26. 7. 2016
Publisher
WIP
Location
Mnichov, Německo
ISBN
3-936338-41-8
Book
Proceedings of 32st European PV Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition
ISBN
2196-0992
Periodical
EU PVSEC 2014 Proceedings DVD
Year of study
1
Number
2016
State
Federal Republic of Germany
Pages from
1901
Pages to
1904
Pages count
4
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT127262,
author="Jiří {Vaněk} and Josef {Hylský} and Dávid {Strachala} and Pavel {Čudek} and Martin {Šturm}",
title="Analysis of Photovoltaic Module after Potential Induced Degradation",
booktitle="Proceedings of 32st European PV Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition",
year="2016",
journal="EU PVSEC 2014 Proceedings DVD",
volume="1",
number="2016",
pages="1901--1904",
publisher="WIP",
address="Mnichov, Německo",
isbn="3-936338-41-8",
issn="2196-0992"
}