Development of photovoltaic conversion systems with sunlight concentration
T. Tsuji, Sanai Mito
Abstract
T. Tsuji, Sanai Mito
Abstract
Three concentrators used in the photovoltaic conversion of sunlight are compared. In order of measured optical efficiency, the concentrators are a parabolic cylinder-type concentrator, a compound concentrator (a combination of linear Fresnel lens and a side mirror), and a linear Fresnel lens type concentrator. The compound concentrator is designed to operate without any tracking mechanism but the other two types were equipped with automatic tracking units.
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Three concentrators used in the photovoltaic conversion of sunlight are compared. In order of measured optical efficiency, the concentrators are a parabolic cylinder-type concentrator, a compound concentrator (a combination of linear Fresnel lens and a side mirror), and a linear Fresnel lens type concentrator. The compound concentrator is designed to operate without any tracking mechanism but the other two types were equipped with automatic tracking units.
Key concepts: Fresnel lens, Concentrator, Nonimaging optics, Optics, Sunlight, Photovoltaic system, Tracking (education), Solar tracker