Electrical energy analyses in monocristal of solar cell systems
2012
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. M. Cengiz Taplamacıoğlu
Özet (EN)
The exhaustions of fossil resources has led to the use of such renewable energy resources as solar energy, wind energy, wave energy, biomass energy, geothermal energy, hydraulic energy and hydrogen energy. Energy generation by means of using solar energy is one of the most popular ways of using renewable energy resources. Solar collectors, photovoltaic cells and solar chimney applications are some of solar originated energy generation methods.In this study, the low DC voltage which is obtained from solar battery panels is constructed. The countries which have energy problem increase the solar energy power obtained from the panels to network voltage level and convert it to AC network frequency by integrating with the inverter circuits. The system is often used especially for the small appliances. In this study, the existing system that can make a household appliance work by means of converting the DC 12 Volt low voltage which is obtained by means of using solar panel into 220 Volt and 50 Hz voltage, and its parameters are introduced and analysed in detail.Key Words : Renewable energy, Solar cell, Inverter
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Arkan I. Ismael
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Arkan I. Ismael (Master Thesis). Electrical energy analyses in monocristal of solar cell systems, 2012, Gazi University.
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