Consider a PV Module that produces 60 V of potential under Standard Test Conditions and with a temperature voltage coefficient of -0.0040/C. How many of these modules could be connected in series without exceeding the 600V limit associated with the UL listing of the product, if the minimum temperature at the site is expected to be -15C?

Consider a PV Module that produces 60 V of potential under Standard Test Conditions and with a temperature voltage coefficient of -0.0040/C. How many of these modules could be connected in series without exceeding the 600V limit associated with the UL listing of the product, if the minimum temperature at the site is expected to be -15C?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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