I think this paper authors works with the same field measurement that you are looking for:

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/277348064_Online_Fault_Detection_in_PV_Systems

Regard.

Article Online Fault Detection in PV Systems

 Hello Anand,

There is High-Resolution Solar Radiation Datasets developed by Natural Resources Canada that shows  30-100 Hz or up to once every 10 milliseconds distributed among two systems at two Canadian sites. The first system is located in Varennes (Québec), and the second in Alderville (Ontario). You can get these data free from Natural Resources Canada website :

https://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy/renewable-electricity/solar-photovoltaic/18409

Moreover , There are also some several  solar resource data currently available for Canada. Some of them are in high resolution time including 1 minute- 30 minutes hours etc..

Historical averages and other statistics are available, as well as time series data starting as early as 1953 and extending up to near real-time. Some data is publicly available for free, while other data must be purchased (as indicated by “$” in the summary). you can find these in the following website :

http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/energy/renewable-electricity/solar-photovoltaic/14390

Good luck in your research .

Hassan 

 Hello Hasan,

Thanks a lot. This is wat I was looking for. As my ongoing research is case specific (Manitoba system) I may have to get a similar data for Manitoba. Anyway, these set of data will serve the purpose now.

Thank you