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Most modern panels seem to be rated for a system voltage of up to 1500V; i.e., you're allows to connect enough in series to get up to but not beyond, as long as
by namibj 3y ago
Most modern panels seem to be rated for a system voltage of up to 1500V; i.e., you're allows to connect enough in series to get up to but not beyond, as long as your MPPT can cope.
And yeah, 1kV target is practical, you could run a triple half bridge inverter from that into a motor with enough stray inductance to smooth the PWM into pure sine, yeah. It can do the MPPT task at the same time, btw.
- lazide 3y agoThe issue is available power is almost never going to be constant enough to directly couple to a load - a cloud passes by and your motor will stall. 1PM on a sunny day, and you’ll be using 1/3 of your power, etc.