Control of a combined photovoltaic/thermal energy system

The utilisation of solar energy can be made by photovoltaic (PV) cells to generate electric power directly and solar thermal (T) panels can be applied to generate heat power. A system is proposed for converting a large portion of the energy, obtained from solar radiation, into electric energy. The c...

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Resistance heating
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