PEDRO JESÚS
PÉREZ HIGUERAS
CATEDRATICO DE UNIVERSIDAD
University of Exeter
Exeter, Reino UnidoPublications in collaboration with researchers from University of Exeter (14)
2018
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A >3000 suns high concentrator photovoltaic design based on multiple Fresnel lens primaries focusing to one central solar cell
Solar Energy, Vol. 169, pp. 457-467
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Development, indoor characterisation and comparison to optical modelling of four Fresnel-based high-CPV units equipped with refractive secondary optics
Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, Vol. 186, pp. 273-283
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Impact of the Subcell Spectral Response of III-V Compound Semiconductors on the Optical Performance of High-CPV Systems
Proceedings of the 2018 12th Spanish Conference on Electron Devices, CDE 2018
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Indoor characterization and comparison with optical modelling of four Fresnel-based High-CPV units equipped with secondary optics
AIP Conference Proceedings
2017
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Design and characterization of refractive secondary optical elements for a point-focus Fresnel lens-based high CPV system
AIP Conference Proceedings
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Optical modeling of four Fresnel-based high-CPV units
Solar Energy, Vol. 155, pp. 805-815
2015
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A methodology for the electrical characterization of shaded high concentrator photovoltaic modules
Energy, Vol. 89, pp. 768-777
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Analytical modelling of high concentrator photovoltaic modules based on atmospheric parameters
International Journal of Photoenergy, Vol. 2015
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High concentrator photovoltaic module simulation by neuronal networks using spectrally corrected direct normal irradiance and cell temperature
Energy, Vol. 84, pp. 336-343
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Levelised cost of electricity in high concentrated photovoltaic grid connected systems: Spatial analysis of Spain
Applied Energy, Vol. 151, pp. 49-59
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Performance Analysis of Models for Calculating the Maximum Power of High Concentrator Photovoltaic Modules
IEEE Journal of Photovoltaics, Vol. 5, Núm. 3, pp. 947-955
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Thin photovoltaic modules at ultra high concentration
AIP Conference Proceedings
2014
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A model based on artificial neuronal network for the prediction of the maximum power of a low concentration photovoltaic module for building integration
Solar Energy, Vol. 100, pp. 148-158
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Performance analysis of the lineal model for estimating the maximum power of a HCPV module in different climate conditions
AIP Conference Proceedings