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Modelling Thin-Film Solar Cell Efficiency with Fuzzy Logic Control

Suresh Khan Corresponding
ETH Zurich
31 Mar 2009
pp. 652-680
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2009.3301.034

Abstract

Safety considerations in real-time operating systems require that thin-film solar cell efficiency be predicted with reasonable accuracy. A mathematical model is developed and solved using fuzzy logic control to capture the essential features of the problem. A payback period of about 5 years is estimated for the proposed installation. The method appears well suited to conditions commonly encountered in developing countries.
Keywords: thin-film solar cell efficiencyfuzzy logic controlpower qualityharmonic analysisremote sensing

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