New line of amorphous magnetic C-cores

July 28, 2010 by kzipp  
Filed under Solar Power Technologies

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Excerpt: Amorphous cores offer several advantages over cores made of silicon steel, ferrite, and powdered iron. With a higher saturation induction, the cores are half the size and weight. The ultra-thin lamination thickness of one mil (25 um) results in significantly lower core losses. Amorphous cores can op …

Researchers Create Organic Photovoltaic Panels From Graphene

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Excerpt: Despite the fact that graphene has been known to exist for decades, only recently have researchers begun to study graphene in earnest. The reason for the relatively late start into research using grapheme is that the material was difficult to make in quantities needed for research.Once that h …

Intersolar 2010

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Excerpt: Intersolar 2010 is one of the larger gatherings of the Solar Energy industry.  I had the opportunity to attend InterSolar 2008 when it was still relatively new.  In the last two years the Solar Energy industry has grown very quickly, chalking up 35% growth in 2009 over 2008 and with similar fo …

Pluggable surge protection for photovoltaic systems

July 20, 2010 by kzipp  
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Excerpt: The Valtrab MS surge arresters 1000 DC/2+V-FM protects two-position DC voltage systems up to 1,000 volts. The VAL-MS is also available for other voltages commonly used in small-scale photovoltaic systems and power systems (12 V to 600 V DC).The rail-mountable arresters protect both insulated …

Analyzing a New Solar Power Generator

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Excerpt: by Laura Carrabine, Senior EditorCompany uses reliability and predictability software to analyze a solar power system.Enphase Energy designed a new microinverter unit to create a scalable, distributed solar power generation system. In traditional solar energy installations, a single cent …

Designing a “Green” Power Alternative for the Tropics

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Excerpt: By Laura Carrabine, Senior Editor 3D technology helps designers create floating solar energy plantSea Solar Power Inc. designed an economically efficient system for generating electricity from the solar energy in tropical oceans. The system is based on a proven technology called oce …

Concentrated Solar Converters Prefer the Shine

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Excerpt:By John Gyorki, Editorial DirectorSolar energy can be converted to electrical energy in two ways: First, with photovoltaic (PV) cells and second, with solar energy collectors that use the sun’s heat to run turbines coupled to electric generators. If you are contemplating either system for …

Helpful Tips for Solar Site Planning

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Excerpt:By John R. Gyorki, Editorial DirectorObviously, solar panels and collectors must be located where the sunlight can reach them most of the day during all seasons of the year. Accurate procedures used to find these spots have been around for several decades, but with the recent push to install …

7 Key Steps to Fast PV Module Certification

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Excerpt:Follow these seven tips to ensure that your new product designs for the photovoltaic industry meet certification standards so that you can get to market fast.You won’t be able to sell that new PV module into certain countries and regions around the world if it does not meet specific …

How To Choose The Right PV Power Inverter

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Excerpt: For those new to photovoltaic systems, the various components that make up a system may be confusing. Inverters are one of those components that some may know they need, without knowing why. This guide will help to clear up some confusion about inverters.What is an inverter?Inverters are …

 

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