Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics

This thesis presents the outcome of investigations undertaken in the field of terrestrial spectral solar irradiance characterisation and its impact on photovoltaics. Spectral irradiance has not previously been widely researched in the context of photovoltaic applications. Long-term, natural environm...

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Main Author: Michal Krawczynski
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Published: 2014
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spelling rr-article-95210662014-01-01T00:00:00Z Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics Michal Krawczynski (7200548) Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified Spectral irradiance Photovoltaics Efficiency Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified This thesis presents the outcome of investigations undertaken in the field of terrestrial spectral solar irradiance characterisation and its impact on photovoltaics. Spectral irradiance has not previously been widely researched in the context of photovoltaic applications. Long-term, natural environment spectral irradiance observations are practically non-existent with availability very limited in terms of covered period, temporal resolution and site location. The work presented concentrates on four major aspects of spectral irradiance: spectroradiometer calibration spectral irradiance calibration transfer standards natural spectral irradiance variability and its impact on photovoltaic device efficiency impact of reference sensor spectral mismatch on accuracy of reference irradiance measurements 2014-01-01T00:00:00Z Text Thesis 2134/17843 https://figshare.com/articles/thesis/Solar_spectral_irradiance_-_measurement_and_application_in_photovoltaics/9521066 CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
institution Loughborough University
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topic Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified
Spectral irradiance
Photovoltaics
Efficiency
Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified
spellingShingle Mechanical engineering not elsewhere classified
Spectral irradiance
Photovoltaics
Efficiency
Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified
Michal Krawczynski
Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
description This thesis presents the outcome of investigations undertaken in the field of terrestrial spectral solar irradiance characterisation and its impact on photovoltaics. Spectral irradiance has not previously been widely researched in the context of photovoltaic applications. Long-term, natural environment spectral irradiance observations are practically non-existent with availability very limited in terms of covered period, temporal resolution and site location. The work presented concentrates on four major aspects of spectral irradiance: spectroradiometer calibration spectral irradiance calibration transfer standards natural spectral irradiance variability and its impact on photovoltaic device efficiency impact of reference sensor spectral mismatch on accuracy of reference irradiance measurements
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author Michal Krawczynski
author_facet Michal Krawczynski
author_sort Michal Krawczynski (7200548)
title Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
title_short Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
title_full Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
title_fullStr Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
title_full_unstemmed Solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
title_sort solar spectral irradiance - measurement and application in photovoltaics
publishDate 2014
url https://hdl.handle.net/2134/17843
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