I thought I knew the answer to this one, but wanted to run it by the list.
We are responding to a bid where the electrical engineer has designed a system with different sized Uni-solar laminates in some series strings paralelled with consistant full size strings. (this was done to work around skylights etc). We suggested that this was a poor design and will lead to "least common denomenator" performance, exacerbated by MPPT confusion. The EE responded that "the bypass diodes allow for this". Any experience with this in practice? For a brighter energy future, Geoff Greenfield Founder and CEO Third Sun Solar & Wind Power Ltd. 340 West State Street, Unit 25 Athens, OH 45701 740.597.3111 Fax 740.597.1548 www.Third-Sun.com Clean Energy - Expertly Installed
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