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Solar cell parameter extraction, with less than 10% percentage error, integrating the Co-Content function, using up to order 6 Simpson integration method, and 51 measured points per volt or less, in the case of a percentage noise of the maximum current

Victor-Tapio Rangel-Kuoppa

2024Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy12 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

In this article, the solar cell parameters (within the one-diode solar cell model) are obtained with less than 10% error, integrating the Co-Content function using up to order 6 Simpson integration method, and as a function of the number of measured points per volt and a percentage noise of the maximum current. It is shown, that less than 10% error (in some cases around 1%) can be obtained, in case the percentage noise is as larger as 0.1%, using higher order Simpson integration than 1, the usually used trapezoidal integration method.

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