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#### Tilt [°]
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Tilt is the vertical direction of your solar power plant. 0° means it points up towards the the sky, 90° means it has a vertical orientation and points towards the horizon.
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#### Cells max power [W]
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Maximum power your solar cells can deliver.
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#### Cells peak power [W]
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Peak power your solar cells can deliver.
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#### Cells efficiency [%]
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Portion of energy in the form of sunlight that can be converted into electricity by the solar cell.
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In this section you can define the shading on your solar panels.
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For each azimuth angle range, you can specify the minimum elevation of the sun that is necessary for the sun to hit the solar panels.
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For elevations below this value you can set the percentage of shading. For example, a building will reduce radiation by 100%, a tree maybe only by 60%.
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You can use the button with sun icon to get information about the current azimuth and elevation of the sun to find out at what elevation the sun gets above
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buildings or trees.
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## License
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<h3>Neigung [°]</h3>
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Neigung ist die vertikale Richtung Ihres Solarkraftwerks. 0° bedeutet, dass es zum Himmel zeigt, 90° bedeutet, dass es vertikal ausgerichtet ist und zum Horizont zeigt.
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<h3>Zellen max. Leistung [W]</h3>
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<h3>Peakleistung der Zellen [W]</h3>
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Maximale Leistung, die Ihre Solarzellen liefern können.
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<h3>Zelleneffizienz [%]</h3>
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<h3>Wirkungsgrad der Zellen [%]</h3>
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Energieanteil in Form von Sonnenlicht, der von der Solarzelle in Strom umgewandelt werden kann.
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<h3>Temperaturkoeffizient [%/K]</h3>
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Abhängigkeit der Leistung der Solarmodule von der Temperatur (normalerweise im Bereich von -0.4%/K).
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<h3>Zellenfläche [m<sup>2</sup>]</h3>
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<h3>Fläche der Zellen [m<sup>2</sup>]</h3>
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Fläche Ihres Solarpanels.
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<h3>Diffuse Strahlungseffizienz [%]</h3>
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<h3>Effizienz diffuse Strahlung [%]</h3>
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Wirkungsgrad Ihres Solarkraftwerks bei diffuser Strahlung. Bei der Ausrichtung nach oben sollte er etwa 100 % betragen, bei der Ausrichtung zum Horizont etwa 50 %.
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Dies ist auch abhängig von Reflexionen etc.
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<h3>Wechselrichterleistung [W]</h3>
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Maximale Leistung Ihres Wechselrichters. Wenn sie niedriger als die maximale Leistung Ihrer Panels ist, wird die Ausgangsleistung Ihres Systems durch diesen Parameter begrenzt.
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<h3>Wirkungsgrad des Wechselrichters [%]</h3>
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<h3>Wechselrichtereffizienz [%]</h3>
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Wirkungsgrad Ihres Wechselrichters.
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<h3>Abschattung</h3>
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In diesem Abschnitt können Sie die Abschattung Ihrer Solarmodule definieren.
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Für jeden Azimutwinkelbereich können Sie die minimale Elevation der Sonne angeben, die erforderlich ist, damit die Sonne auf die Solarmodule trifft.
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Für Elevationen unter diesem Wert können Sie den Prozentsatz der Abschattung festlegen. Beispielsweise reduziert ein Gebäude die Strahlung um 100 %, ein Baum vielleicht nur um 60 %.
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Über die Schaltfläche mit dem Sonnensymbol erhalten Sie Informationen über den aktuellen Azimut und die aktuelle Elevation der Sonne. Damit können Sie herauszufinden, ab welcher Elevation die Sonne oberhalb der Gebäude oder Bäume steht.
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</body>
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</html>
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<h3>Tilt [°]</h3>
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Tilt is the vertical direction of your solar power plant. 0° means it points up towards the the sky, 90° means it has a vertical orientation and points towards the horizon.
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<h3>Cells max power [W]</h3>
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Maximum power your solar cells can deliver.
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<h3>Cells peak power [W]</h3>
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Peak power your solar cells can deliver.
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<h3>Cells efficiency [%]</h3>
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Portion of energy in the form of sunlight that can be converted into electricity by the solar cell.
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In this section you can define the shading on your solar panels.
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For each azimuth angle range, you can specify the minimum elevation of the sun that is necessary for the sun to hit the solar panels.
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For elevations below this value you can set the percentage of shading. For example, a building will reduce radiation by 100%, a tree maybe only by 60%.
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You can use the button with sun icon to get information about the current azimuth and elevation of the sun to find out at what elevation the sun gets above
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buildings or trees.
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</body>
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</html>
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do {
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numSteps = (int) (energyMax / stepSize);
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if (numSteps > 10) stepSize *=10;
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else if (numSteps > 7) stepSize *=2;
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else if (numSteps >= 8) stepSize *=2;
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else if (numSteps < 4) stepSize /=2;
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} while (numSteps > 7 || numSteps < 4 && stepSize>0);
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} while (numSteps >= 8 || numSteps < 4 && stepSize>0);
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if (stepSize<1) stepSize=1; //Step size must be integer, min 1
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<string name="edit_location_hint_longitude">Längengrad [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_azimuth">Azimut [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_tilt">Neigung [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_max_power">Maximalleistung Zelle [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_efficiency">Wirkungsgrad Zelle [%]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_area">Fläche Zelle [m\u00b2]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_max_power">Peakleistung der Zellen [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_efficiency">Wirkungsgrad der Zellen [%]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_area">Fläche der Zellen [m\u00b2]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_diffuse_efficiency">Effizienz diffuse Strahlung [%]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_inverter_power_limit">Leistung Wechselrichter [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_inverter_efficiency">Effizienz Wechselrichter [%]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_inverter_power_limit">Wechselrichterleistung [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_inverter_efficiency">Wechselrichtereffizienz [%]</string>
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<string name="units_Wh">Wh</string>
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<string name="edit_location_title">Ort bearbeiten</string>
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<string name="edit_location_shading_azimuth_heading">Azimut Bereich [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_longitude">Longitude [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_azimuth">Azimuth [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_tilt">Tilt [°]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_max_power">Cells max power [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_max_power">Cells peak power [W]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_efficiency">Cells efficiency [%]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_cells_area">Cell area [m\u00b2]</string>
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<string name="edit_location_hint_diffuse_efficiency">Diffuse radiation efficiency [%]</string>
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Additional parameter: temperature coefficient
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Adapt efficiency according to these values
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Bugfix input filter
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Bugfix y-axis labels in chart
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!!! Please enter temperature coeffient of your panels !!!
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