PWM Solar Charger: Advantages and Limitations

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Renewable Energy Engineer Jesse Gorter explains what a PWM solar chargeris, how it works, and shows a product example and it's specifications.
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Hello Solar Energy Enthusiast!

My goal is to make sure you will enjoy this course! Since you are reading this, it means you are looking for a reliable source of information related to grid-tied solar energy systems: Through this course, I will share with you my extensive knowledge and experience.

And lucky you! Through this course you will get a condensed version of all the fundamentals you need to be aware of. I have included several short multiple choice questions, through which you can self-test whether you have absorbed the knowledge adequately throughout the course. And to spice it up, we will also take numerous virtual excursions to websites of manufacturers of different components of your solar system. Through this approach, we make sure that we bridge the following gaps:
-We make sure that you get the relevant and unbiased knowledge from an experienced professional
- You have the possibility to test your knowledge and freely browse through the content of the course as per your preferences
- We will bridge the gap between theory & real-life examples by reviewing numerous product options which you might come across as you will be shopping for your system components

I am glad that you are interested in this course: It will teach you all the relevant knowledge, without any 'fluff', and includes several brief multiple-choice questions to test your knowledge.

I have created this course for you, fueled by my academic background in Renewable Energy Engineering and extensive field experience in the design and installation of PV Energy Systems.

You are getting a very good deal: I will summarize for you all that I have learned over the years, and all you have to do is push the button and start soaking up the information. Lucky you!

Take action now! Educate yourself by staring this course, so that you will be able to make well-informed decisions for your system. TIP: Udemy offers a very generous refund policy in case the course content turns out different than expected.

See you soon!

Jesse

Jesse Gorter
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Engineer, Master of Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, Energy Technology, Bachelor of Engineering

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Any information provided including but not limited to videos and exercises is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional advice: Always consult a licensed professional for any design or installation work, and ensure to abide by all applicable regulations, governmental or otherwise. If you choose to use any of the information provided you do so at your own risk.

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[cybr]

I have been trying to find an explanation for why a PWM controller causes a solar panel to be less efficient. This explained it perfectly. Thankyou

[emeliaclaytonclayton]

Thank you. I appreciate your teaching style. I'm learning so much.

[johnbell]

Great video thanks very much. 🇬🇧

[jasonmorales]

My man! Good to see you’re doing good. I hope you had a chance the check out Space In MIA lol. Safe travels

[jahswillmma]

Can I use the pwm charge controller as a DC DC charge controller for other projects not requiring solar panel

[sohardtogetID]

So if i use a buck converter to drop voltages from a panel down to match a battery's voltage, 12v, and boost current up before feeding the power to a pwm charge controller, will this help increase power going to a battery?

[oladipoolatuja]

Please I want to ask, can I use a dc booster to increase voltage from solar panel l2v to 24 v dc compressor

[FeistyKitty]

what happens if your panels can put out more than the rating ? say older panels rated at 300w ( 75x4) in the 260w running 24v. -- or 150 (75x2) in the 130w rated @12v?f Could it damage anything or is it just less efficient ?

[jec_ecart]

In real life it will even be worse. As so called 12v panels are actually rated at 20v. So A PWM will Waste upper 8v.