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Concentrator photovoltaic systems
Straškraba, Vojtěch ; Solčanský, Marek (referee) ; Vaněk, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor´s thesis is to introduce concentrator photovoltaic systems, history of their foundation, evolution and application, principles of function and description of technology including its construction, optics, special photovoltaic cells and their cooling. The practical part of thesis describes the experimental concentrator photovoltaic system build in cooperation with Solartec s.r.o. company. The system is used to test hypotheses and study the behavior during its operation. The aim is to measure concentration ratio, temperature and electrical characteristics and to compare advantages of active and passive cooling of photovoltaic cells.
Photovoltaic cell for concentrator system
Straškraba, Vojtěch ; Solčanský, Marek (referee) ; Vaněk, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this master’s thesis is to introduce concentrator photovoltaic systems. Main subject of presented work are photovoltaic cells and their features and characteristics. The work deals with physical fundamentals of solar cells, type of cells and their specifics and discusses possible treatment for achieving better characteristics of concentrator systems. In the practical part is realized measurement and analysis of electrical characteristics of 9 different monocrystalline silicon cells. From those is the most efficient cell chosen for further use as reference cell.
Photovoltaic cell for concentrator system
Straškraba, Vojtěch ; Solčanský, Marek (referee) ; Vaněk, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this master’s thesis is to introduce concentrator photovoltaic systems. Main subject of presented work are photovoltaic cells and their features and characteristics. The work deals with physical fundamentals of solar cells, type of cells and their specifics and discusses possible treatment for achieving better characteristics of concentrator systems. In the practical part is realized measurement and analysis of electrical characteristics of 9 different monocrystalline silicon cells. From those is the most efficient cell chosen for further use as reference cell.
Concentrator photovoltaic systems
Straškraba, Vojtěch ; Solčanský, Marek (referee) ; Vaněk, Jiří (advisor)
The subject of this bachelor´s thesis is to introduce concentrator photovoltaic systems, history of their foundation, evolution and application, principles of function and description of technology including its construction, optics, special photovoltaic cells and their cooling. The practical part of thesis describes the experimental concentrator photovoltaic system build in cooperation with Solartec s.r.o. company. The system is used to test hypotheses and study the behavior during its operation. The aim is to measure concentration ratio, temperature and electrical characteristics and to compare advantages of active and passive cooling of photovoltaic cells.
High temperature alloying of high power semiconductor devices
Straškraba, Vojtěch ; Szendiuch, Ivan (referee) ; ABB, Vladimír Andrš, (advisor)
The thesis deals with study of high-temperature alloying process of power semiconductor devices. Mechanical durability and loss heat extraction is achieved via contacting silicon devices on molybdenum electrode in vacuum alloying furnace. Properties of alloy contact determine electrical, geometrical and mechanical parameters of device and are related with durability of device under heavy load during operation in various industrial machines or transport vehicles. Process parameters are evaluated in terms of input materials and their preparation along with temperature ramp profile and conditions in vacuum furnace. Test samples are analyzed to assess their electrical and geometrical parameters and selected samples underwent element analysis of alloy contact. Optimal process parameters are estimated according to analysis of experiments.

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