Sandia National Laboratories has measured global normal spectral irradiance nearly continuously from August 2013 to April 2018. During this time other broadband irradiance measurements (global horizontal, direct normal, diffuse horizontal and global normal) and weather variables were also recorded. For this dataset PV Performance Labs (PVPL) has pulled together data from both sources to assemble a full calendar year spectral dataset for use in photovoltaic research. It is composed of eight continuous segments of different durations taken from the two-year period September 2013 to August 2015.
Sandia National Laboratories had 12 different module types characterized according to IEC 61853-1 and 61853-2 standards at CFV Labs. This data was used by CFV to generate PAN files. We are sharing this data publicly so that PV engineers and performance modelers can use it to to develop better methods and models. Field performance data from these systems is available in other data packages.
This dataset from SUPSI in Switzerland includes: (1) indoor module characteristic data (IV curves at irradiances between 100-1100 W/m^2), measured spectral response, measured angle of incidence response, thermal coefficients measured outdoors. (2) These modules were placed outdoors in Switzerland for one year during which IV curves were measured every five minutes.
Sandia National Laboratories and PV Performance Labs are sharing a one-year dataset containing: irradiance, ambient temperature, wind speed and down-welling infrared radiation, as well as measured back-of-module temperature measurements from a fixed-tilt array of Panasonic HIT modules in the center of the PV field. The data also includes a python Jupyter notebook with examples of reading the data and fitting a basic model.
This dataset includes all files that were provided to participants of the 2021 PVPMC Blind PV Performance Modeling Comparison. The results of this exercise are published in Progress in Photovoltaics https://doi.org/10.1002/pip.3729
This data is described in: Matthew Lave, Robert J. Broderick, Matthew J. Reno, Solar variability zones: Satellite-derived zones that represent high-frequency ground variability, Solar Energy, Volume 151, 15 July 2017, Pages 119-128, ISSN 0038-092X. Data samples are available for download.
Sandia National Laboratories has measured global horizontal spectral irradiance nearly continuously from September 2019 to March 2022. During this time other broadband irradiance measurements (global horizontal, direct normal, diffuse horizontal and global normal) and weather variables were also recorded. For this dataset PV Performance Labs (PVPL) has pulled together data from both sources to assemble a full calendar year spectral dataset for use in photovoltaic research. It is composed of 12 continuous segments of 15-days each, beginning with Jan 1-15 and ending with Dec 1-15. The segments are from Oct 2019 to Sept 2021.