PV Systems Laboratory
PV Systems Laboratory
The Laboratory has two sections. Section 1 contains five high flexibility converter setups, which are composed of a 4kVA/8A Danfoss FC302 inverter, configurable in single- or three-phase connected to the grid, with flexible digital control based on dSPACE DS1103 systems. The main research topics dealt with in this section are: PV inverter control, MPPT, grid condition detection, grid synchronisation issues, voltage control, active/reactive power control, etc.
Section 2 contains a high performance Sun simulator (Spire Spi-SUN 5600 SLP) for light and dark IV characterisation of PV modules, as well as an electroluminescence (EL) and infrared (IR) imaging setup for PV panel in-depth analysis.
Key research topics include IV-based PV panel characterisation and diagnostics, image-based automatic fault and degradation analysis, and more.
Furthermore, the laboratory work for a number of PhD/Industrial courses is being carried out in the PV systems laboratory.
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