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Comparative Analysis Between Single Diode and Double Diode Solar Topologies of Solar PV Cell

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This paper focuses on the impact of renewable energy sources on generation. The intention of today’s world shifts towards the extraction of power from renewable energy sources like solar, wind, ocean, tidal, hydro, etc. The availability of solar is quite effective than all other sources. So, the design of solar PV cell has been depicted in this paper. Basically, two different modes of approaches are considered over here one is single diode and another double-diode topology. The comparative study between these two models from its source, i.e., the design to its output, i.e., the power generated has been shown to analyze the efficiency of the topologies. Further, the yearly power generation is also plotted from where it can be observed that the total power generated by double diode topology is quite high as compared to single diode topology.

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Das, S., Namrata, K. (2022). Comparative Analysis Between Single Diode and Double Diode Solar Topologies of Solar PV Cell. In: Kumar, S., Singh, B., Singh, A.K. (eds) Recent Advances in Power Electronics and Drives. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 852. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-9239-0_12

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