Abstract:
A method for controlling current generation in a photovoltaic system having at least one submodule connected to the photovoltaic system. The method includes an alternating switching of the submodule taking place in a changeover time clock pulse between a switching-on state and a bypass switching state, the submodule being interconnected during the switching-on state of the photovoltaic system and being bridged in the bypass switching state. During the bypass switching state, an overall current strength of the photovoltaic system is measured and a setpoint value ascertained from this is stored temporarily. During the switching-on state, a submodule current strength is measured and compared to the setpoint value, and upon a dropping off of the submodule current strength below the setpoint value, a resetting, taking place independently of the switchover time clock pulse, of the submodule to the bypass switching state is carried out.
Abstract:
A solar cell having a flat cell substrate, which is transparent in the spectral region of visible light and in at least a partial range of the infrared spectral region, and having a cell structure situated on a surface of same, wherein, on the surface of the cell substrate carrying the cell structure, a bifunctional or multifunctional layer is applied which is transparent in the range of visible light, and has an infrared-reflecting and a contacting function.