Performance study of crossed compound parabolic concentrator as secondary optics in non-imaging dish concentrator for the application of dense-array concentrator photovoltaic system
[Display omitted] •Integrated of NIDC and CCPC is designed for the application in CPV system.•CPV+CCPC module has peak to average ratio ranges from 2.08 to 2.35.•CPV+CCPC module performs better than DACPV module in overall.•CPV+CCPC module employs 77% less CPV cells than DACPV module. Optical and el...
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•Integrated of NIDC and CCPC is designed for the application in CPV system.•CPV+CCPC module has peak to average ratio ranges from 2.08 to 2.35.•CPV+CCPC module performs better than DACPV module in overall.•CPV+CCPC module employs 77% less CPV cells than DACPV module.
Optical and electrical analyses of non-imaging dish concentrator (NIDC) with secondary concentrator for the application in dense-array concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) system are presented. Array of crossed compound parabolic concentrator (CCPC) lenses is selected as secondary concentrator due to high acceptance angle, larger entrance aperture to provide more space for high flexibility of inter-connection among CPV cells, and square exit aperture matching well with commercial CPV cell. Electrical performance of integrated CPV cells with CCPC lenses (CPV+CCPC) assembly module is analyzed for different pointing errors: 0°, 0.1°, 0.2°, 0.3° & 0.4°, and the results are compared to that of dense-array CPV (DACPV) module. It was found that overall electrical performance of CPV+CCPC assembly module is better than that of DACPV module despite using 77% less CPV cells than that of DACPV module. |
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