PV system modeling by five parameters and in situ test

This paper focuses on a novel formalization for assessing the five parameter modeling of a photovoltaic cell. An optimization procedure is used as a feasibility problem to find the parameters tuned at the open circuit, maximum power, and short circuit points in order to assess the data needed for plotting the I-V curve. A comparison with experimental results is presented for two monocrystalline PV modules.

PV system modeling by five parameters and in Situ test

This paper focuses on a novel formalization for assessing the five parameter modeling of a photovoltaic cell. An optimization procedure is used as a feasibility problem to find the parameters tuned at the open circuit, maximum power, and short circuit points in order to assess the data needed for plotting the I-V curve. A comparison with experimental results is presented for two monocrystalline PV modules.

A PV panel simulator based on a two quadrant DC/DC power converter with a sliding mode controller

The use of a solar photovoltaic (PV) panel simulator can be a valued tool for the design and evaluation of the several components of a photovoltaic system. This simulator is based on power electronic converter controlled in such a way that will behave as a PV panel. Thus, in this paper a PV panel simulator based on a two quadrant DC/DC power converter is proposed. This topology will allow to achieve fast responses, like suddenly changes in the irradiation and temperature. To control the power converter it will be used a fast and robust sliding mode controller. Therefore, with the proposed system I-V curve simulation of a PV panel is obtained. Experimental results from a laboratory prototype are presented in order to confirm the theoretical operation.

Sensor element for a metal-insulator-semiconductor camera system (MISCam)

We discuss the operation of a new type of optical sensor (MISCam) based on a metal-insulator-semiconductor (MIS) structure. The operation principle relies on light-induced changes of the band bending and barrier height at the interface between semiconductor and insulator. An image is obtained from the quenching of the ac signal in analogy to the principle of the laser-scanned photodiode (LSP). Lateral resolution depends on the semiconductor material chosen. We have characterised the MIS structures by C-V, I-V, and spectral response measurements testing different types of insulators like a-Si3N4, SiO2, and AlN. The presence of slow interface charges allows for image memory. Colour sensors can be realised by controlling sign and magnitude of the electric fields in the base and the interface region.

Tuning the spectral distribution of p-i-n a-SiC : H devices for colour detection

ZnO:Al/p (SiC:H)/i (Si:H)/n (SiC:H) large area image and colour sensor are analysed. Carrier transport and collection efficiency are investigated from dark and illuminated current-voltage (I-V) dependence and spectral response measurements under different optical and electrical bias conditions. Results show that the carrier collection depends on the optical bias and on the applied voltage. By changing the electrical bias around the open circuit voltage it is possible to filter the absorption at a given wavelength and so to tune the spectral sensitivity of the device. Transport and optical modelling give insight into the internal physical process and explain the bias control of the spectral response and the image and colour sensing properties of the devices.

Síntese e caracterização de complexos de rénio com ligandos piridínicos e O,N,O'doadores

Nesta dissertação descreve-se a síntese e caracterização de complexos de rénio contendo ligandos azotados derivados da piridina e ligandos O, N, O’ - doadores. No capítulo 1 indicam-se algumas propriedades dos ligandos piridínicos e O, N, O’ - doadores bem como um estudo de revisão bibliográfica sobre a química dos complexos de rénio utilizados como compostos de partida. No capítulo 2 descreve-se a síntese e caracterização dos complexos de rénio [ReOCl2(4,4’-bipy)2(PPh3)][BPh4] 1, [ReCl2{η2-N,O-N2C(O)Ph}(4,4’-bipy)(PPh3)] 2, [ReOCl3(Ph-terpy)] 3, [ReCl2{N2C(O)Ph}(Ph-terpy)][BPh4]2 4, [ReO3(Ph-terpy)][ReO4] 5 [ReOCl{C6H5N(OC2H4)2}(PPh3)] 6 e [ReCl2{N2C(O)Ph}{OCH2CH2)N(CH2CH2OH)(CH2COO)}] 7 obtidos por reacção dos complexos [ReCl2{ŋ2 -N, O-N2C(O)Ph}(PPh3)2, [ReOCl3(PPh3] e [Re2O7] com 4,4’-bipridina (1,2), fenil-ter-piridina (3-5), N-fenildietanolamina (6) e N,N-bis(2-hidroxietil-glicina) (7). A caracterização destes complexos foi efectuada através das técnicas usuais de análise elementar, e de espectroscopia de I.V. e R.M.N. (1H, 31P-{1H}, 13C-{1H} e 13C). Foi realizado um estudo preliminar sobre o comportamento electroquímico de alguns complexos sintetizados por voltametria cíclica e electrólise a potencial controlado permitindo avaliar o carácter permitindo doador/aceitador dos diferentes ligandos. No capítulo 3 indicam-se os detalhes experimentais referentes à síntese e caracterização dos complexos (1-7), bem como outras tentativas de síntese.

Diferenciação curricular na resposta às necessidades educativas especiais dos alunos

A i n c l u s ã o e m g e r a l e a e d u c a ç ã o i n c l u s i v a d o s a l u n o s c o m N E E e m p a r t i c u l a r s ã o p r i n c í p i o s o r i e n t a d o r e s d o s i s t e m a e d u c a t i v o p o r t u g u ê s . O s a g r u p a m e n t o s d e e s c o l a s , o s p r o f e s s o r e s , o s a l u n o s , o p e s s o a l a u x i l i a r d a s e s c o l a s e a s f a m í l i a s n ã o p õ e m e m c a u s a , a c t u a l m e n t e , o s f u n d a m e n t o s d e s t e p r i n c í p i o , c o m o m o s t r a m o s s e g u i n t e s e x c e r t o s d e e n t r e v i s t a s a p r o f e s s o r e s :

A expressão dramática como meio facilitador da socialização de crianças com necessidades educativas especiais

Projeto de Intervenção apresentado à Escola Superior de Educação de Lisboa para obtenção de grau de mestre em Educação Especial

PV systems linked to the grid: parameter identification with a heuristic procedure

This paper focuses on a PV system linked to the electric grid by power electronic converters, identification of the five parameters modeling for photovoltaic systems and the assessment of the shading effect. Normally, the technical information for photovoltaic panels is too restricted to identify the five parameters. An undemanding heuristic method is used to find the five parameters for photovoltaic systems, requiring only the open circuit, maximum power, and short circuit data. The I- V and the P- V curves for a monocrystalline, polycrystalline and amorphous photovoltaic systems are computed from the parameters identification and validated by comparison with experimental ones. Also, the I- V and the P- V curves under the effect of partial shading are obtained from those parameters. The modeling for the converters emulates the association of a DC-DC boost with a two-level power inverter in order to follow the performance of a testing commercial inverter employed on an experimental system. © 2015 Elsevier Ltd.