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Impact of using spectrally resolved ground albedo data for performance simulations of bifacial modulesVogt et al., 2018
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- Vogt M
- Gewohn T
- Bothe K
- Schinke C
- Brendel R
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- Proceedings of the 35th Eur. Photovolt. Sol. Energy Conference Exhibition, Brussels
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We simulate the average annual current gain fbif, spe of bifacial PV modules versus monofacial PV modules for various ground albedos and mounting conditions. Our in-house developed ray tracing framework DAIDALOS is used to compute various spectrally resolved …
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