Remote Laboratory in Photovoltaics
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https://doi.org/10.3991/ijoe.v5i3.886Keywords:
LabVIEW, NI ELVIS, Photovoltaic, Remote Laboratory, Solar cells, ParametersAbstract
This paper presents a new concept of studying, understanding and teaching the performance of solar cells. Using NI ELVIS allows the realization of eight laboratory experiments which study all the important parameters of the solar cells. The model used for the equivalent circuit of the solar cell was the â??one diode
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