- Overview
- Licensing
- User interface
- Photovoltaic project
- Photovoltaic project
- Wizard of photovoltaic project
- Wizard of photovoltaic system
- Choice of type of photovoltaic system
- Properties of photovoltaic system
- Location of system
- Users consumption
- Project settings
- Sizing batteries on Grid Connected
- Sizing batteries on Stand Alone
- Select photovoltaic module
- Inverter sizing
- Electrical panel DC and AC
- Electrical Components sizing
- Properties
- Location and shadings
- System
- Layout
- Economic analysis
- Electrical scheme
- CAD capabilities
- Tools and databases
- Reports
- Bases of calculations
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Short circuit current
It is calculated only the DC side, is taken as the maximum current that can circulate in the cable. The calculation is different depending on the connection that performs the cable: Isc in string cable: It is the short circuit current of a single PV module (declared by the manufacturer). Isc in connection from string to electrical panel: It is equal to the short circuit current of the single module only if the cable itself is protected by a fuse incoming to the electrical panel. In the case of cable is not protected, the short circuit current is the sum of the short circuit current of all strings in parallel minus one. Isc in connection from electrical panel to electrical panel: You are using the same process of connecting cables between strings and electrical panels. Isc in connection from electrical panel to Inverter: Consider the MPP tracker to which the cable is connected, the short-circuit current on the cable is the sum of current Isc from the parallel inputs to what is considered.
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