Max. power output: 10 W Charge controller: Yes or No Controller voltage: 12 V Max. charging voltage: 14.4 V Dimensions: 352 x 286 x 30 mm Warranty: 1 Year (see below for details)
Product Includes:
1 x 10W Solar panel with/without charge controller
Product description:
This 10W solar panel is rigid with a metal frame. Superior durability over flexible panels. Great for portable or permanent installations. Can be used to charge any 12V battery, for example, those powering electric fence energizers, camping, recharging automotive batteries, etc. The panel can be purchased with a charge controller so it is safe for use in charging 12V lead acid batteries.
Charge controller specifications:
Working temperature: -20-60 °C Rated voltage: 12 V Rated charging current: 3 A Over voltage protection: 14.4 V
Panel specifications:
Peak power output: 10 W Power allowance range: ±3% Open circuit voltage: 21.6 V Max power voltage: 18 V Max power current: 0.555 A Dimensions: 352 x 286 x 30 mm Weight: 1.3 kg
I’m searching for the following parameters of a 10W PV module: Rs, Rp (PV module series and parallel resistances), a is the ideality factor, ki (A/°C) is the short circuit current temperature coefficient, kv (V/°C) is the open circuit voltage temperature coefficient
Series resistance in a solar cell has three causes: firstly, the movement of current through the emitter and base of the solar cell; secondly, the contact resistance between the metal contact and the silicon; and finally the resistance of the top and rear metal contacts. The main impact of series resistance is to reduce the fill factor, although excessively high values may also reduce the short-circuit current.
if you have the datasheet values, then you can use an iterative method like Newton-Raphson to extract the parameters of the PV module. For the single-diode model, the photovoltaic current, the saturation current of the diode, the ideality factor, the series, and the shunt resistances.