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Salvo
Feb 22, 2016Explorer
When using a pwm controller, panel amps are either zero or full-on. Full-on would be the max current the panel can output given the irradiance conditions. Likewise, battery charging current is either zero or full-on.
Average current is dependent on the pwm duty cycle. If full-on current is 10A and duty cycle is 50%, then average current is 5A.
The rms current for a 10Apeak, 50% duty cycle is 7.07A. It would be incorrect referring to rms current is this instance.
Average current is dependent on the pwm duty cycle. If full-on current is 10A and duty cycle is 50%, then average current is 5A.
The rms current for a 10Apeak, 50% duty cycle is 7.07A. It would be incorrect referring to rms current is this instance.
smkettner wrote:
PWM controller, the panel and battery amps are the same.
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