PG1995
Active Member
Hi
Is it a good idea to use both dual-axis solar tracker and MPPT for a solar panel to increase efficiency? The reason for asking this question is that perhaps when one uses a solar tracker, the use of an MPPT becomes optional. Please note that I'm new to this solar stuff. Please help me with it.
A comparator can respond to input signals that may differ by very small amounts and it means a comparator might keep on switching on and off. How to avoid this?
Regards
PG
Is it a good idea to use both dual-axis solar tracker and MPPT for a solar panel to increase efficiency? The reason for asking this question is that perhaps when one uses a solar tracker, the use of an MPPT becomes optional. Please note that I'm new to this solar stuff. Please help me with it.
A comparator can respond to input signals that may differ by very small amounts and it means a comparator might keep on switching on and off. How to avoid this?
Regards
PG
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