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Simulating Solar cells in PSPICE‏‏‏

wiebesolar
wiebesolar over 12 years ago
Good day everyone,

I have some questions regarding simulating solar cells in PSPICE.

I am trying to simulate the reverse characteristics  of shading on solar cells, but it is difficult for me.

I am using the Dbreak diode from the Breakout library(Capture => Libraray => Pspice => breakout.olb). I was also looking to maybe use a Schottsky diode, but I can't find them in the libraries?. I red on internet that the schottsky is better to use, because of his breakdown voltage. if this diodes are not the good one's, which do I need to use then?

 I am not a PSPICE expert, so I am searching a lot) ;-) but also learning a lot.

Can you maybe give me some advice?

regards

wiebe naberman
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