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Mermoud/Lejeune module and inverter model documentation
- jfreeman
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18 Jun 2019 16:00 #7470
by jfreeman
Replied by jfreeman on topic Mermoud/Lejeune module and inverter model documentation
Hi Anton & Neel-
Another option to find more information about actually running one of those models can be found in the underlying model code itself (github.com/nrel/ssc). There are unit tests for both the Mermoud-Lejeune module model and the OND inverter model that show at least one set of successful inputs- I found them by searching for the variable name ond_ModeOper , which was one of the string variables. We'd love for the documentation to be better, but as Paul states, we don't have any more information than what's in the code already- if you want to submit a pull request on github to add some information to the variable table containing those inputs, it can help improve the Python wrapper for everyone for the next release!
Best regards,
Janine
Another option to find more information about actually running one of those models can be found in the underlying model code itself (github.com/nrel/ssc). There are unit tests for both the Mermoud-Lejeune module model and the OND inverter model that show at least one set of successful inputs- I found them by searching for the variable name ond_ModeOper , which was one of the string variables. We'd love for the documentation to be better, but as Paul states, we don't have any more information than what's in the code already- if you want to submit a pull request on github to add some information to the variable table containing those inputs, it can help improve the Python wrapper for everyone for the next release!
Best regards,
Janine
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- Anton Driesse
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20 Jun 2019 07:38 #7474
by Anton Driesse
Replied by Anton Driesse on topic Mermoud/Lejeune module and inverter model documentation
Hi Janine,
We now have the module and inverter model running with the SDK, and the module model with PySAM; but we could not get the inverter working with PySAM, so it appears to be just a code interfacing challenge. We'll take a break from it now and maybe we'll have new ideas later.
Cheers,
Anton
We now have the module and inverter model running with the SDK, and the module model with PySAM; but we could not get the inverter working with PySAM, so it appears to be just a code interfacing challenge. We'll take a break from it now and maybe we'll have new ideas later.
Cheers,
Anton
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