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Part Load Efficiency - SAM
- marinacmasca
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09 Jun 2017 12:24 #5506
by marinacmasca
Part Load Efficiency - SAM was created by marinacmasca
When I choose on SAM the Part Load Efficiency Model for Inverters and I will type the values given by the manufacturer, which voltage is being considered by SAM? Because the Datasheet will give me the efficiencies according to the load in 3 options:
- Minimum MPP voltage
- Rated input voltage
- Maximum MPP voltage
Which one is more suitable?
Thanks
- Minimum MPP voltage
- Rated input voltage
- Maximum MPP voltage
Which one is more suitable?
Thanks
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12 Jun 2017 11:26 #5507
by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Part Load Efficiency - SAM
Hello,
You can enter those voltages in the "Operating Ranges" box, where they are listed as:
Minimum MPPT DC Voltage (Vdc)
Nominal DC voltage (Vdc)
Maximum MPPT DC voltage (Vdc)
SAM uses the MPPT voltage range to calculate inverter clipping losses.
Best regards,
Paul.
You can enter those voltages in the "Operating Ranges" box, where they are listed as:
Minimum MPPT DC Voltage (Vdc)
Nominal DC voltage (Vdc)
Maximum MPPT DC voltage (Vdc)
SAM uses the MPPT voltage range to calculate inverter clipping losses.
Best regards,
Paul.
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