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Revision as of 10:19, 31 January 2021
Welcome to WikiSolar !
This website is done by Solar Project Engineers working from small home systems, microgrid and up to the biggest Solar Farms. The only goal is to make solar photovoltaic design, installation and commissioning, easy and accessible to anyone around the world.
The concept of PV systems will be illustrated and explained in plain english and in a pragmatic way. The main components, architectures of PV systems and designs from low to high voltage will be covered. Safety guidelines and best practises during and after installation will also be discussed in the simplest form.
The content of this website is tailored in a way that engineers, installers, project developpers can learn, ask questions and also contribute to existing and new topics.
Knowledge shared here is based on international standards ; Local and all applicable standards for every region may however not be covered.
The Solar University is a place where you can find everything you need to know to build Solar Projects accross the world.
PV knowledge
- Photovoltaic Effect
- Solar Cells technologies
- Efficiency of PV modules
- Concept of Irradiation, Tilt, Azimuth
PV systems
Components
- Article 1
- Article 2
- Article 3
Installation
- Artice 2
Operation & Maintenance
- Article 1
- Article 2
Get help and contribute
News
- 2020-02-02
- A team of solar engineers are joining forces to create "The Solar Univeristy"
- 2020-04-18
- https://solar-university.com is officially launched !
- 2020-11-22
- The Solar Univeristy becomes WikiSolar and use the wikipedia template
Would like to contribute
At the Solar University, we are not looking for money, all the articles are written voluntarily by people all around the world : Australia, Nigeria, France… and the running cost are beared by the site creator.
All the people from this community believe that sharing the knowledge about Solar Projects is the best way to have leverage the energy transition.
If there is any topic you want to see or if you are ready to write a page, you’re more than welcome to join the team ! Just send few words in the contact form
We can share the list of the identified topics and you could pick one where you’re the most skilled.
Copyright
No Copyright here - Take everything you need !