Study of Photovoltaic Energy Storage by Supercapacitors through Both Experimental and Modelling Approaches | Zendy

PierreOlivier Logerais | Zendy; Olivier Riou | Zendy; Mohamed Ansoumane Camara | Zendy; Jean-Félix Durastanti | Zendy

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Study of Photovoltaic Energy Storage by Supercapacitors through Both Experimental and Modelling Approaches

Author(s) -

PierreOlivier Logerais,

Olivier Riou,

Mohamed Ansoumane Camara,

Jean-Félix Durastanti

Publication year - 2013

Publication title -

journal of solar energy

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

eISSN - 2356-7635

pISSN - 2314-6230

DOI - 10.1155/2013/659014

Subject(s) - supercapacitor , photovoltaic system , capacitance , energy storage , irradiance , materials science , capacitor , energy (signal processing) , solar energy , computer data storage , computer science , electrical engineering , optoelectronics , voltage , physics , optics , engineering , electrode , thermodynamics , computer hardware , power (physics) , quantum mechanics

The storage of photovoltaic energy by supercapacitors is studied by using two approaches. An overview on the integration of supercapacitors in solar energy conversion systems is previously provided. First, a realized experimental setup of charge/discharge of supercapacitors fed by a photovoltaic array has been operated with fine data acquisition. The second approach consists in simulating photovoltaic energy storage by supercapacitors with a faithful and accessible model composed of solar irradiance evaluation, equivalent electrical circuit for photovoltaic conversion, and a multibranch circuit for supercapacitor. Both the experimental and calculated results are confronted, and an error of 1% on the stored energy is found with a correction largely within ±10% of the transmission line capacitance according to temperature

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