CN108183684B

CN108183684B - Photovoltaic module monitoring system integrating communication function

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Publication number: CN108183684B
Application number: CN201611118783.9A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 张永; 胡晓磊
Original assignee: Fonrich Shanghai New Energy Technology Co ltd
Current assignee: Fonrich Shanghai New Energy Technology Co ltd
Priority date: 2016-12-08
Filing date: 2016-12-08
Publication date: 2020-10-09
Anticipated expiration: 2036-12-08
Also published as: CN108183684A

Abstract

The invention mainly relates to a photovoltaic module monitoring system integrated with a communication function, which is provided in a topological structure containing a photovoltaic cell and can inhibit the electrical interference between a carrier signal and the photovoltaic cell to the maximum extent so as to ensure the voltage stability of the photovoltaic cell and avoid the error code of the carrier signal. The photovoltaic cell voltage control device comprises a carrier transmitting module coupled to a first node and/or a second node and used for coupling generated carrier signals to a connecting line connected to the first node and/or the second node, and an inductive element is arranged on a first transmission line and/or a second transmission line between the photovoltaic cell and the carrier transmitting module so as to prevent the carrier signals from being loaded on the photovoltaic cell to cause voltage ripples between the positive pole and the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell.

Description

Photovoltaic module monitoring system integrating communication function

Technical Field

The invention mainly relates to the technical field of photovoltaic power generation, in particular to a photovoltaic module monitoring system with an integrated communication function, which is provided in a topological structure containing a photovoltaic cell, and is used for inhibiting electrical interference between a carrier signal and the photovoltaic cell to the maximum extent so as to ensure the voltage stability of the photovoltaic cell and avoid error codes of the carrier signal.

Background

With the irreproducibility of traditional chemical energy sources such as petroleum, coal, natural gas and the like and the negative environmental problems caused by the chemical energy sources becoming serious day by day, the search for inexhaustible and repeated renewable energy sources to replace traditional chemical energy sources with limited resources and environmental pollution becomes an important proposition which is urgently needed to be solved in the field of new energy sources. The technological development based on new technology and new material makes the renewable energy resource developed and utilized modernized, such as solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy, ocean energy, biomass energy, nuclear fusion energy and the like, and the new energy resource which is environment-friendly and can be developed continuously is applied more and more widely. Because the new energy of photovoltaic power generation has the advantages of cleanness, safety, reliability, low operating cost, simple daily maintenance, availability at any place and the like, the photovoltaic power generation becomes a novel industry which is generally concerned and intensively developed by countries in the world, the photovoltaic power generation industry is rapidly developed in the world, and particularly plays an indispensable role in solving the problems of energy shortage and power utilization in remote areas.

In the current photovoltaic power generation system, in order to ensure that the whole power generation system runs more safely and reliably, various potential threats can be preferably discovered in time, for example, a hot spot effect caused by shadow shielding is a negative threat, and some batteries may be converted from a power supply to a load to cause a battery panel to be heated to be burnt, so that monitoring of working parameters such as voltage, current, power, temperature and the like of the photovoltaic batteries is an important link in the photovoltaic power generation system. The working parameter monitoring of the photovoltaic cell adopts a power line carrier as a communication means in practical application occasions, the parameters of the photovoltaic cell can be easily transmitted to a power line which provides photovoltaic voltage by the photovoltaic cell as communication data by means of the power line carrier, and then the real-time parameters of the photovoltaic cell can be acquired by decoding a carrier signal from the power line. Unlike a common data communication line, which originally aims at transmitting power rather than data, a power line is not ideal for data communication, and is a very unstable transmission channel, which is characterized by significant noise and severe signal attenuation. In order to overcome the problem of instability, the power line broadband carrier technology adopts modulation technologies such as spread spectrum and orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, and the fact proves that the multi-carrier orthogonal frequency division multiplexing is an effective method for solving the problem of transmission interference on a power line so far, and the power line broadband communication adopts the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing technology to effectively resist multipath interference so that interfered signals can still be reliably received. The method for improving the reliability of the signal by sampling the voltage level of the photovoltaic cell and the carrier is only one aspect, but in the case of simultaneous application of the photovoltaic cell and the carrier, since the voltage level of the photovoltaic cell itself is greatly changed by the ambient temperature and the light radiation intensity, the distortion of the carrier signal itself propagation on the power line and the characteristic of the cell that the output characteristic is easy to fluctuate are mixed together, so that the actual carrier signal expected to be captured by the receiving end is not accurate, the error rate is high, and the voltage superposed on the photovoltaic cell string group is also interfered by the carrier, so that the actual voltage on the whole string group may not be within the expected range.

The present application aims at: even under the condition that a carrier module transmits a carrier signal at a high frequency and even a power grid is seriously interfered by noise, a high bandwidth can be provided, the bandwidth transmission efficiency is ensured, and high-speed and reliable communication of data is realized. Actually, the power line broadband carrier technology is provided, the photovoltaic module voltage fluctuation caused by the carrier module and various electromagnetic interferences on the power line can be effectively resisted, the anti-fading capability is very strong, and the method is suitable for high-speed data transmission of the photovoltaic power generation system in the carrier environment. The broadband carrier communication has high performance, high speed and strong expansion capability, and compared with the traditional carrier system, the cost is not increased, so that the broadband carrier communication has the advantage of cost performance.

Disclosure of Invention

In an alternative embodiment of the present invention, a photovoltaic module monitoring system is disclosed that integrates communication functionality, a positive pole and a negative pole of a photovoltaic cell being coupled to and providing a voltage generated by the photovoltaic cell between first and second nodes, respectively, wherein: the photovoltaic cell is provided with a carrier transmission module connected to the first and/or second node for coupling the generated carrier signal to a connection line connected to the first and/or second node, and an inductive element is arranged between the photovoltaic cell and the first and/or second node.

According to the photovoltaic module monitoring system integrating the communication function, the first inductance element is arranged between the first node and the anode of the photovoltaic cell, and the capacitance element is connected between the end point of the first inductance element connected with the anode of the photovoltaic cell and the second node or the cathode of the photovoltaic cell.

According to the photovoltaic module monitoring system integrating the communication function, the second inductance element is arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and the capacitance element is connected between the end point of the second inductance element connected with the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell and the first node or the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the photovoltaic module monitoring system with the integrated communication function, a first inductance element is arranged between the first node and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a second inductance element is arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell;

and a capacitor element is connected between an end point of the first inductance element connected with the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell and an end point of the second inductance element connected with the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the photovoltaic module monitoring system with the integrated communication function, the first and third inductive elements are arranged between the first node and the anode of the photovoltaic cell, and the capacitor element is connected between the interconnection node of the first and third inductive elements and the cathode of the second node or the photovoltaic cell; or a second inductance element and a fourth inductance element are arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a capacitance element is connected between the interconnection node of the second inductance element and the fourth inductance element and the first node or the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the photovoltaic module monitoring system with the integrated communication function, the first and third inductance elements are arranged between the first node and the anode of the photovoltaic cell, and the second and fourth inductance elements are arranged between the second node and the cathode of the photovoltaic cell; wherein a capacitive element is connected between an interconnection node between the first and third inductive elements and an interconnection node between the second and fourth inductive elements.

In the photovoltaic module monitoring system with the integrated communication function, a plurality of stages of photovoltaic cells are connected in series to form a battery string, and a first node of a photovoltaic cell at a later stage in any two adjacent stages of photovoltaic cells in the battery string is connected to a second node of a photovoltaic cell at a previous stage through the connecting line; and the carrier sending module configured by the photovoltaic cell of any stage comprises a branch circuit which is connected in series between the first node and the second node of the photovoltaic cell of any stage and contains a first resistor, a bypass circuit and a switch element, and a second resistor which is connected in parallel at two ends of a bypass capacitor is also arranged in the branch circuit.

In the above photovoltaic module monitoring system with integrated communication function, a first type of photovoltaic cell and a second type of photovoltaic cell are defined in the multiple stages of photovoltaic cells in the entire battery string, where a carrier signal sent by the carrier sending module configured by the first type of photovoltaic cell needs to be propagated by a path between a first node and a second node of the second type of photovoltaic cell, and the path is: from one of the first and second nodes that the second type of photovoltaic cell has, to one end of the capacitive element of the second type of photovoltaic cell arrangement, then through the capacitive element to the other end of the capacitive element, and to the other of the first and second nodes.

In another alternative embodiment of the present invention, a method for stabilizing a photovoltaic cell voltage in the above-mentioned communication function integrated photovoltaic module monitoring system is disclosed, the method comprising: in a communication stage that a carrier sending module configured by the photovoltaic cell sends a carrier signal to the connecting line, the inductor configured by the photovoltaic cell is utilized to prevent a hopping sawtooth wave which is generated at the first node and/or the second node and used for representing the carrier signal from pushing up or pulling down the voltage of the photovoltaic module so as to avoid the carrier signal from loading on the photovoltaic cell to cause a voltage ripple between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the method, a first inductance element is arranged between the first node and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a capacitance element is connected between an end point of the first inductance element connected with the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell and the second node or the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell; or a second inductance element is arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a capacitance element is connected between the end point of the second inductance element connected with the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell and the first node or the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the method, a first inductance element is arranged between the first node and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell, a second inductance element is arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a capacitance element is connected between an end point of the first inductance element connected with the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell and an end point of the second inductance element connected with the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the method, the first and third inductive elements are arranged between the first node and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and the capacitance element is connected between the interconnection node of the first and third inductive elements and the negative electrode of the second node or the photovoltaic cell; or a second inductance element and a fourth inductance element are arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and a capacitance element is connected between the interconnection node of the second inductance element and the fourth inductance element and the first node or the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell.

In the method, the first and third inductance elements are arranged between the first node and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell, the second and fourth inductance elements are arranged between the second node and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell, and the capacitance element is connected between the interconnection node between the first and third inductance elements and the interconnection node between the second and fourth inductance elements.

In the method, a plurality of stages of photovoltaic cells are connected in series to form a battery string, and a first node of a photovoltaic cell at the next stage in any two adjacent stages of photovoltaic cells in the battery string is connected to a second node of a photovoltaic cell at the previous stage through a connecting line; the carrier sending module configured by the photovoltaic cell of any stage comprises a branch circuit which is connected in series between the first node and the second node of the photovoltaic cell of any stage and contains a first resistor, a bypass circuit and a switch element, and a second resistor which is connected in parallel at two ends of a bypass capacitor is also arranged in the branch circuit; when the carrier transmitting module matched with the photovoltaic cell of any stage broadcasts a carrier signal onto the connecting line, the switching element of the matched carrier transmitting module is driven by a processor to switch between on and off, and the jump current flowing through the branch is injected onto the transmission line to be regarded as the carrier signal.

In the method, a first type of photovoltaic cell and a second type of photovoltaic cell are defined in the multi-stage photovoltaic cells of the entire battery string, a carrier signal sent by the carrier sending module configured to the first type of photovoltaic cell needs to be transmitted by a path between a first node and a second node of the second type of photovoltaic cell, where the path is: from one of the first and second nodes that the second type of photovoltaic cell has, to one end of the capacitive element of the second type of photovoltaic cell arrangement, then through the capacitive element to the other end of the capacitive element, and to the other of the first and second nodes.

Drawings

The features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent upon reading the following detailed description and upon reference to the following drawings:

fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of an example of a photovoltaic module monitoring system incorporating communication functionality according to the present application.

Fig. 2 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a photovoltaic module monitoring system with an inductive element added to stabilize the cell voltage.

Fig. 3 is an exemplary diagram illustrating a specific carrier transmission module in the photovoltaic module monitoring system.

Fig. 4 is an exemplary schematic diagram of the addition of a dual inductor and carrier transmission module in a photovoltaic module monitoring system.

Fig. 5 is an exemplary schematic view of photovoltaic cells in multiple stages connected in series with each other by series connection lines.

Fig. 6 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a dual inductor disposed close to a cell in a multi-stage photovoltaic cell series topology.

Fig. 7 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a closed loop formed by a semiconductor junction and a carrier transmit module in a photovoltaic cell.

Detailed Description

The technical solutions of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to various embodiments, but the described embodiments are only used for describing and illustrating the present invention and not for describing all embodiments, and the solutions obtained by those skilled in the art without making creative efforts belong to the protection scope of the present invention.

The photovoltaic module or photovoltaic cell PV is one of the core components of the photovoltaic power generation system, the solar panel is divided into monocrystalline silicon solar cell, polycrystalline silicon solar cell, amorphous silicon solar cell and the like in the direction of the current mainstream technology, and since the service life required by the silicon cell in the field is generally as long as twenty years, the monitoring of the long-term property and the durability of the panel is essential. Many factors cause the reduction of the power generation efficiency of the photovoltaic module, and factors such as manufacturing differences, installation differences or shadow occlusion or maximum power tracking adaptation among the photovoltaic modules themselves cause the efficiency to be low. Taking a typical shadow shielding as an example, if a part of photovoltaic modules is shielded by clouds or buildings or tree shadows or dirt and the like, the part of the photovoltaic modules can be changed into load by a power supply and does not generate electric energy any more, because the local temperature of the photovoltaic modules at places with serious hot spot effect may be higher, and some of the photovoltaic modules even exceed 150 ℃, the local area of the photovoltaic modules is burnt or forms dark spots, welding spots are melted, packaging materials are aged, glass is cracked and corroded, and the like, permanent damage is caused to the long-term safety and reliability of the photovoltaic modules, and great hidden danger is caused. The problems to be solved by photovoltaic power stations/systems are as follows: the working state of each installed photovoltaic cell panel can be observed in real time, the early warning can be carried out on abnormal conditions such as over-temperature, over-voltage, over-current and output end short circuit of the battery, and the emergency warning device is very meaningful for taking active safety shutdown or other emergency measures for the abnormal battery.

Referring to fig. 1, in order to achieve these predetermined objectives, the photovoltaic module monitoring system integrated with a communication function, which is described later in the present application, may reflect all operating parameters of the photovoltaic cells onto the power line by using power carriers, which provides a suitable solution for the photovoltaic power station to perform fault alarm, fault fast positioning, etc. on the cells, and is suitable for grid-connected or off-grid photovoltaic power generation systems of different scales. The carrier sending module SIG _ OUT is used in cooperation with the processor 100, the processor 100 collects a series of specified operating parameters such as voltage, current, power and temperature of the photovoltaic cell PV by using a collection module not shown in the figure, it is noted that the collection module for collecting the operating parameters belongs to the prior art, and any scheme capable of collecting the parameters of the cell is compatible with the present application, so that the present collection module is not separately explained in the present application. In the embodiment shown in fig. 1, with a first transmission line LINA connected to the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and a second transmission line LINB connected to the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV, a first node N1 on the first transmission line LINA is coupled to the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and a second node N2 on the second transmission line LINB and to the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV, i.e. it is necessary to extract the photovoltaic voltage generated by the photovoltaic effect by the photovoltaic cell PV from between the first node N1 and the second node N2. In the embodiments described later in this application, the branch of the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT is directly connected between the first node N1 and the second node N2, but in the embodiments not illustrated, if other types of carrier transmission modules employ a carrier transmission circuit with a coupling transformer, other types of carrier transmission modules need not be connected between the first node N1 and the second node N2, and in this case, the carrier signal can also be supplied to the first node N1 by connecting the secondary winding of the coupling transformer carried by other types of carrier transmission modules between the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and the first node N1 and then inputting the carrier pulse from the primary winding of the coupling transformer. Alternatively, the carrier signal may be transmitted to the second node N2 by connecting the secondary winding of the carrier transmission module with the coupling transformer to the negative terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV and the second node N2, and inputting the carrier pulse from the primary winding of the coupling transformer. Another embodiment is to directly connect the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT between the first node N1 and the second node N2 according to the scheme of fig. 1 so as to directly inject the carrier signal at the first node N1 and the second node N2 at the same time. The above is mainly considered from the point of view of the station transmitting the carrier signal, if the station is considered from the point of view of receiving the carrier signal, the decoding/decoding of the carrier signal can be implemented on those connecting lines LANC shown in fig. 1 which are connected to the first node N1 and/or the second node N2 by means of currently any carrier decoding module belonging to the known art. After the processor 100 transmits data (e.g., designated operating parameters of the battery) to the first transmission line LINA and/or the second transmission line LINB and the connection line LANC through any of various types of carrier transmission modules, other electronic devices may decode the carrier at node N3 or N4 on the connection line LANC using the decoder SIG _ RCE as a party for sensing and decoding the carrier signal, see the embodiment of fig. 3, the decoder SIG _ RCE generally has a sensor module 115 and a band pass filter module 120 and a processing unit 150 with a similar MCU/DSP, etc., the power line passes through the sensor module 115 (e.g., a rogowski air coil sensor, etc.) to thereby detect the carrier signal on the transmission line by the sensor module 115, and in order to more accurately capture real carrier data and mask noise, the band pass filter module 120 further filters the carrier signal sensed by the sensor module 115, the spurious signals not within the designated frequency range are filtered out, only the carrier within the designated frequency range can represent the expected real carrier signal, and the processing unit 150 receives the real carrier signal and decodes the carrier data thereof.

Referring to fig. 1, the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT, although capable of implementing a communication function to transmit various parameter data of the battery to the connection line LANC, has disadvantages due to: although the photovoltaic cell PV provides a photovoltaic voltage from between the first node N1 and the second node N2, the carrier wave coupled to the first node N1 and/or the second node N2 is also fed to the positive and negative poles of the photovoltaic cell PV, resulting in unpredictable fluctuations in the voltage of the photovoltaic cell.

Referring to fig. 2, in order to overcome the disadvantages of fig. 1, an inductive element L1 is purposely disposed on the first transmission line LINA between the photovoltaic cell PV and the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT, and an inductive element L may also be disposed on the second transmission line LINB between the photovoltaic cell PV and the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT. The main reason why the drawbacks of fig. 1 are described above is that the carrier sending module SIG _ OUT is connected to the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV via the first transmission line LINA, or the carrier sending module SIG _ OUT is connected to the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV via the second transmission line LINB, that is, when the carrier signal sent by the carrier sending module SIG _ OUT can be captured by the decoder SIG _ RCE, the carrier is also directly pushed to the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV as an interference source, and the original voltage of the photovoltaic cell PV can fluctuate to a certain extent due to the introduced carrier interference. In practical applications, a large number of photovoltaic cells PV are connected in series to form a string, assuming that a total of N levels of photovoltaic cells PV _1, PV _2 … … PV _ N, N usually being a natural number greater than 1, are connected in series, the string voltage of the string being equal to: voltage V output by first-stage photovoltaic cell PV _1₁Plus a second stageVoltage V output by photovoltaic cell PV _2₂The voltage … output by the third stage PV cell PV _3 is added until the voltage V output by the Nth stage PV cell PV _ N is added_NIs equal to V₁+V₂+……V_N. The string-level voltage of the battery string is sent to the combiner box or the inverter, and if the photovoltaic cell PV of each single cell slightly fluctuates, the overall voltage of the whole battery string can fluctuate greatly. According to the idea of the invention, as shown in fig. 2, the inductance elements are arranged on the first transmission line LINA and/or the second transmission line LINB between the photovoltaic cell PV and the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT, so that the carrier is not directly loaded to the positive and negative electrodes of the cell but is stabilized and buffered by the inductance elements, and the energy or burr amplitude of the carrier is greatly weakened corresponding to the original state of the carrier when the carrier reaches the positive and negative electrodes of the cell, so that the inductance elements can avoid the carrier signal loading on the photovoltaic cell to cause the voltage ripple between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the cell.

Referring to fig. 3, the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT is used for transmitting a power carrier signal to the first transmission line LINA and the second transmission line LINB, especially to the connection line LANC, the carrier signal can be converted into binary symbols according to various currently specified communication protocols for information interaction, and as long as other decoding devices detect the power carrier on the first transmission line LINA and the second transmission line LINB or the connection line LANC and perform decoding, the meaning of data or instructions carried by the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT on the power line can be known. In an alternative example of the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT, it comprises a shunt capacitor C connected in parallel_BCAnd a second resistor R₂And a switching device S_BCA first resistor R₁Wherein the bypass capacitor C_BCAnd a second resistor R₂After the two are connected in parallel, they are then connected with switching device S_BCA first resistor R₁Connected in series between the first transmission line LINA and the second transmission line LINB, which are shown in series between the first node N1 and the second node N2, note the parallel configuration (C)_BC-R₂) A first resistor R₁Switching device S_BCThe three componentsIn the branch, the serial position relationship between the first transmission line LINA and the second transmission line LINB of the three lines can be changed arbitrarily. The processor 100 controls the switching element S during the phase of the branch of the carrier transmission module broadcasting the carrier signal on the connection line LANC_BCSwitching between on and off, the hopping current flowing through the branch is injected at the first node N1 and/or the second node N2 to be regarded as a carrier signal carrying preset data. When switching element S_BCThe switching-on transient produces a current flow in the branch, which jumps to a state in which a current is present in the branch, but once the switching element S is switched on_BCThe off transient is where the current in the branch is momentarily cut off and the current jump is in a state where there is no current in the branch, so that there is a current in the branch that drives S from processor 100_BCThe drive signal of (a) is almost the same frequency but a hopping disturbing current.

See fig. 3, e.g. bypass capacitor C_BCAnd a second resistor R₂After their respective ends are interconnected, a first resistor R is connected between their interconnected ends and a node N1 on the first transmission line LINA₁Bypass capacitor C_BCAnd a second resistor R₂The opposite ends of each are interconnected and then connected to a switching device S_BCOn one terminal of the switching device S_BCAnd the other opposite terminal thereof is directly connected to the node N2 on the second transmission line LINB. Note that the switching device S_BCIs any type of electronic switch whose connection or disconnection between a pair of input/output terminals is controlled by a drive signal applied to its gate or base control terminal. The driving signal from the processor 100 of fig. 3 can be used to drive the switch S_BCOn or off. Referring to fig. 3, in the carrier circuit, the switch S may be held first_BCIn the off state, if the processor 100 tries to establish communication interaction with an external electronic device through a carrier wave, the driving signal sent by the processor 100 is rapidly transited from the first logic state (e.g., low level) to the second logic state (e.g., high level) and then returns to the first logic state, so that the switch S turned on under driving_BCIs turned on and off, and the off-on-off process can be repeatedMultiple times. Can be considered to be in the control switch S_BCHas a rising or falling edge moment of a nearly transient jump, switches S are closed_BCResulting in harmonics or carrier currents flowing through the carrier circuit branch, which are injected at the first node N1 and/or the second node N2. Various carrier detection means (such as an air-core coil sensor or a high-frequency transformer, a band-pass filter, a de-encoder) can be utilized to extract the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmission module from the current information flowing through the power connection line LANC for demodulation. Although not shown in fig. 3, the processor 100 may monitor the output voltage and output current of the photovoltaic cells PV and the operating parameters such as power and temperature by using various existing detection means, and these data may be broadcasted to the transmission line by the processor 100 in a manner of controlling the carrier transmission module to transmit the carrier.

See FIG. 3, in addition to the embodiment of FIG. 3, containing a parallel configuration (C)_BC-R₂) A first resistor R₁Switch S_BCThe carrier transmission branch of (a) may also be replaced by another type of carrier transmission module with a carrier transmission transformer T, the secondary winding of the transformer T being connected to the first transmission line LINA or the second transmission line LINB, i.e. between the first node N1 and the positive pole of the battery or between the second node N2 and the negative pole of the battery, in an embodiment like this the carrier transmission module with the transformer T couples signals to the first transmission line LINA and/or the second transmission line LINB (or to the nodes N1-N2) via a coupling circuit with the transformer T in a pattern: the processor 100 sends the carrier pulses to the primary winding of the transformer T, which, because of the connection to the transmission line LINA-LINB, also couples the carrier pulses to the transmission line LINA-LINB, in such a way that the decoder SIG _ RCE can likewise sense the carrier pulses from the transmission line LINA-LINB or the connection line LANC. The power carrier communication peripheral circuit with the transformer belongs to the prior art, and therefore the present application is not explained in detail separately.

Referring to fig. 3, the circuit branch of the carrier transmit module is connected between the node N1 on the first transmission line LINA and the node N2 on the second transmission line LINB as described above. When the first inductance element L1 is provided on the first transmission line LINA between the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT and the photovoltaic cell PV, the capacitance element C1 is connected between the end point NC1 of the first inductance element L1 connected to the photovoltaic cell PV and the second transmission line LINB. In particular, the first inductive element L1 is connected between the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N1: the left end NC1 of the first inductive element L1 is connected to the positive terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV, and the right end of the first inductive element L1 is connected to the node N1. Note that this capacitive element C1 is now arranged between the left end point NC1 and the second transmission line LINB between the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N2, or the capacitive element C1 is connected directly to the left end point NC1 and the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV or directly between the left end point NC1 and the node N2, the node N2 being connected directly to the negative pole of the cell PV.

Referring to fig. 4, slightly different from fig. 3, in this embodiment, in addition to the first inductance element L1 provided on the first transmission line LINA between the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV, a second inductance element L2 is provided on the second transmission line LINB between the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV. The second inductive element L2 is now connected between the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N2: the left end point NC2 of the second inductive element L2 is connected to the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV, and the right end point of the second inductive element L2 is connected to the node N2. Note that the capacitive element C1 is provided between the second transmission line LINB between the negative terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV and the left terminal NC2 and the left terminal NC1 of the first inductive element L1, or the capacitive element C1 is connected directly between the left terminal NC1 of the first inductive element L1 and the negative terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV, or the capacitive element C1 is connected between the left terminal NC1 of the first inductive element L1 and the left terminal NC2 of the second inductive element L2. Note that in various embodiments of the context, capacitive element C1 is optional and may be left out in these embodiments.

In another alternative embodiment, the first inductive element L1 in fig. 4 may be discarded, that is, the second inductive element L2 is disposed on the second transmission line LINB between the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT and the photovoltaic cell PV, and at this time, the capacitive element C1 may be connected between the left end point NC2 connected to the photovoltaic cell PV and the first transmission line LINA of the second inductive element L2. Specifically, the second inductance element L2 is connected between the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N2: the left end point NC2 of the second inductive element L2 is directly connected to the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV, and the right end point of the second inductive element L2 is connected to the node N2. However, no inductance may be provided between the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N1, and in this case, the capacitive element C1 is provided between the left end point NC2 of the second inductive element L2 and the first transmission line LINA between the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV and the node N1, or the capacitive element C1 is directly connected between the left end point NC2 of the second inductive element L2 and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV, or the capacitive element C1 is directly connected between the left end point NC2 of the second inductive element L2 and the node N1. It is noted that this embodiment, in which the node N1 is directly connected to the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV and the first inductive element L1 is omitted from the figure.

Referring to the schemes of fig. 3 and 4, when the carrier signal between the first node N1 and the second node N2, which are correspondingly configured to the photovoltaic cell PV, propagates in the positive and negative directions of the cell, the first inductive element L1 and/or the second inductive element L2 block the sawtooth wave like the carrier wave from being applied to the positive electrode and/or the negative electrode of the cell, but do not affect the propagation of the carrier signal from the first node N1 or from the second node N2 to the direction on the connection line LANC, so the voltage appearing between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV is not interfered. It should be further considered that the voltage between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV is not always stable, because the voltage between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV fluctuates due to the shadow shielding caused by the cloud, the tree shadow, the dust and dirt, and the like, and even the photovoltaic cell PV may change from the power source to the load in the entire cell string PV-services, in this case, the ripple fed from the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT between the first node N1 and the second node N2 is further superimposed between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV, which further aggravates the voltage instability of the photovoltaic cell PV, and the first inductance element L1 and/or the second inductance element L2 can mitigate and suppress the instability.

Referring to fig. 5, it is assumed that the first stage PV cell PV _1, the second stage PV cell PV _2, and the third stage PV cell PV _3 … are connected in SERIES among the PV cell string PV-services of any string, until the last stage, i.e., the nth stage PV cell PV _ N, where N is a natural number. The first node N1 of the photovoltaic cell arrangement of the subsequent stage among the photovoltaic cells of any adjacent two stages in the battery string PV-services is connected to the second node N2 of the photovoltaic cell arrangement of the previous stage by a connection line LANC: the second node N2 corresponding to the first-stage photovoltaic cell PV _1 is connected with the first node N1 corresponding to the second-stage photovoltaic cell PV _2, and the second node N2 corresponding to the second-stage photovoltaic cell PV _2 is connected with the first node N1 corresponding to the third-stage photovoltaic cell PV _ 3. By analogy, a first node N1 correspondingly configured to any current Kth-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K is connected with a second node N2 correspondingly configured to the previous Kth-1-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K-1, and a second node N2 correspondingly configured to the current Kth-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K is connected with a first node N1 correspondingly configured to the next Kth + 1-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K + 1. It can be known that the total string-level voltage on any string of PV-SERIES is equal to: voltage V output by first stage photovoltaic cell PV1₁Plus the voltage V output by the second stage PV2₂Adding the voltage … … output by the third stage PV3 to the voltage V output by the Nth stage PV PVN_NIs equal to V₁+V₂+……V_M. And in fact the voltage between the first node N1 of the first photovoltaic cell PV _1 of the first stage and the second node N2 of the last photovoltaic cell PV _ N of the last stage in the entire string PV-services is supplied as a cascade voltage to the combiner box or inverter.

Referring to fig. 5, a plurality of PV cells PV 1-PVN are connected in SERIES by the SERIES connection line LANC shown in the figure to form a long string PV-SERIES, taking the kth-level PV _ K as an example, where K < N is assumed, and now taking this arbitrary kth-level PV _ K as an example to explain how to prevent the carrier from interfering with the voltage between the positive and negative electrodes of the PV cell PV _ K, thereby overcoming the voltage rippleAnd to achieve a voltage V stabilizing the photovoltaic cell PV _ K_KThe purpose of (1). Imagine that if each of the first PV1, second PV2 and third PV3 … … photovoltaic cells results in V due to the carrier signal₁…V_NEach of which fluctuates even by any one V_KThe value fluctuation is extremely small, and finally the accumulated voltage value V on the photovoltaic battery string PV-SERIES is caused₁+V₂+……V_NIt is also evident that the amplitude of the fluctuations is too great, which cannot be tolerated by the skilled person. Another problem is that: if we divide all the photovoltaic cells into the first type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type1 and the second type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type2 in the whole battery string PV-services, the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT associated with the first type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type1 needs to be propagated through the connection line LANC and also through the path between the first node N1 and the second node N2 corresponding to the second type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type2 without any doubt. For more detailed explanation, it is assumed that the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the next level K +1 is defined as the photovoltaic cell PV _ type1 of the first type, the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the previous level K is defined as the photovoltaic cell PV _ type2 of the second type, the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT (connected between the first node N1_ K +1 and the second node N2_ K +1 corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K + 1) of the level K +1 is transmitted on the connecting line LANC connecting the entire battery string PV _ K + SERIES in order to be able to propagate and be sensed and captured smoothly from the connecting line LANC connecting the entire battery string PV _ K + SERIES, the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 must be able to propagate on a certain path between the first node N1_ K and the second node N2_ K corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the level K, otherwise the carrier is truncated between the first node N1_ K and the second node N2_ K. According to the scheme of the application, a path provided for a carrier wave between a first node N1_ K and a second node N2_ K, which are correspondingly configured to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the K-th level, is as follows: the propagation from the second node N2_ K to the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 (the second terminal is connected to the second node N2_ K) is further propagated through the capacitive element C1 itself, and then propagated to the first terminal of the capacitive element C1(the first terminal is connected to the left terminal NC1 of the inductor L1), and then the carrier wave propagates from the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 through the inductor L1 to the first node N1_ K, which is shown by the dashed line in fig. 5.

Referring to fig. 5, conversely, if it is assumed that the K +1 th-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the subsequent stage is defined as the second-type photovoltaic cell PV _ type2, and the K-level photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the previous stage at this time is defined as the first-type photovoltaic cell PV _ type 1. In order to enable a carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT configured for the PV _ K-th stage PV _ K (which is connected between the first node N1_ K and the second node N2_ K corresponding to the PV _ K) to propagate and be sensed and captured smoothly from the connecting lines LANC connecting the entire battery string PV-services in SERIES, the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT corresponding to the PV _ K-th stage PV _ K must be able to propagate on a path between the first node N1_ K +1 and the second node N2_ K +2 corresponding to the PV _ K + 1-th stage PV _ K +1, otherwise the carrier signal is cut off between the first node N1_ K +1 and the second node N2_ K + 1. According to the scheme of the application, the path provided for the carrier wave between the first node N1_ K +1 and the second node N2_ K +1 of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the K +1 th level is: the carrier wave propagates from the first node N1_ K +1 through the inductor L1 to the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 (the first terminal is connected to the left end point NC1 of the inductor L1) and then through the capacitive element C1 itself to the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 (the second terminal is connected to the left end point NC2 of the inductor L2), and then from the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 through the inductor L2 to the second node N2_ K + 1. That is, the carrier wave propagates from the first node N1 to the first terminal of the capacitive element C1, through which L1 the carrier wave propagates if an inductance L1 is provided between the first node N1 and the first terminal of the capacitive element C1, whereas the carrier wave directly propagates from the first node N1 to the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 if no inductance is provided between the first node N1 and the first terminal of the capacitive element C1. By the same token, the carrier wave propagates from the second node N2 to the second terminal of the capacitive element C1, through which L2 the carrier wave propagates if an inductance L2 is provided between the second node N2 and the second terminal of the capacitive element C1, whereas the carrier wave directly propagates from the second node N2 to the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 if no inductance is provided between the second node N2 and the second terminal of the capacitive element C1.

In fig. 5, the first node N1_ K of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the K-th stage is connected to the second node of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K-1 of its upper stage, i.e., the K-1 th stage, through the connection line LANC, and the second node N2_ K of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K is connected to the first node N1_ K +1 of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the next stage, i.e., the K +1 th stage, through the connection line LANC. In order to take power from the photovoltaic cell PV _ K as a voltage source, the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K must satisfy: the first transmission line LINA corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K is coupled to the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the second transmission line LINB is coupled to the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K. A first inductance element L1 and a third inductance element L3 are provided between the first node N1_ K of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, and a capacitance element C1 is connected between the interconnection node of the first inductance element L1 and the third inductance element L3 and the second node N2_ K, or a capacitance element C1 is connected between the interconnection node of the first inductance element L1 and the third inductance element L3 and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K. At this time, the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 is connected to the interconnection node NX1 of both the first inductive element L1 and the third inductive element L3, the left terminal NC1 of the first inductive element L1 is also connected to the interconnection node NX1, and the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 is connected to the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K or the second node N2_ K. In contrast, the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the K +1 th order does not have the inductance element L3 between N1 and the cell anode in fig. 5. Although not illustrated in fig. 5, in practice, a second capacitive element may be further connected between the second transmission line LINB between the negative terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 and the positive terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, or the second capacitive element may be connected between the second terminal of the capacitive element C1 and the positive terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, or the second capacitive element may be connected between the positive terminal and the negative terminal of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, note that the second capacitive element is for distinguishing from the first capacitive element C1. Referring to fig. 6, a second inductance element L2 and a fourth inductance element L4 are disposed between the cathode of the PV cell PV _ K +1 of the K +1 th stage and the corresponding second node N2, and the second inductance element L2 and the fourth inductance element L4 are connected in series between the cathode of the PV cell PV _ K +1 and the second node N2. Wherein a capacitive element C1 is connected between the interconnection node NX2 of the second inductive element L2 and the fourth inductive element L4 and the first node N1 of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1, or a capacitive element C1 is connected between the interconnection node NX2 of the second inductive element L2 and the fourth inductive element L4 and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K + 1. The second terminal of the capacitive element C1 is now connected to the interconnection node NX2 of both the second inductive element L2 and the fourth inductive element L4, the left terminal NC2 of the second inductive element L2 is also connected to the interconnection node NX2, and the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 is connected to the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 or to its corresponding first node N1. Although not illustrated in fig. 6, in practice, a second capacitive element may be further connected between the section of the first transmission line LINA between the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 and the first terminal of the capacitive element C1, or the second capacitive element is connected between the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1, or the second capacitive element is connected between the negative electrode and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1, and it is noted that the second capacitive element is for distinguishing from the first capacitive element C1.

Referring to fig. 6, taking the photovoltaic cell PV _ K as an example, a first inductance element L1 and a third inductance element L3 are connected in series between the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the first node N1 corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, and the third inductance element L3 is connected between the left end point NC1 of the first inductance element L1 and the positive electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K. A second inductance element L2 and a fourth inductance element L4 are connected in series between the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the second node N2 corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, and the fourth inductance element L4 is connected between the left end point NC2 of the second inductance element L2 and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K. A capacitive element C1 is connected between the interconnection node NX1 between the first inductive element L1 and the third inductive element L3 and the interconnection node NX2 between the second inductive element L2 and the fourth inductive element L4. Wherein the left terminal NC1 of the first inductive element L1 is connected to the interconnection node NX1 and the left terminal NC2 of the second inductive element L2 is connected to the interconnection node NX 2. The third inductive element L3 is arranged between the positive pole of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the interconnection node NX1, and the first inductive element L1 is arranged between the first node N1 corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the interconnection node NX 1; the fourth inductive element L4 is provided between the negative pole of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the interconnection node NX2, and the second inductive element L2 is provided between the second node N2 corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K and the interconnection node NX 2. Although not illustrated in fig. 6, a second capacitive element may be provided in practice connected between the negative and positive poles of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K.

Referring to fig. 5, taking the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the previous stage, i.e., the K-th stage (if defined as the second type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type2) and the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the K + 1-th stage (if defined as the first type of photovoltaic cell PV _ type1) as examples, the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT configured in the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 is propagated from the path between the first node N1_ K and the second node N2_ K corresponding to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K: the carrier wave propagates from the second node N2_ K to the second terminal of the capacitive element C1, then directly through the capacitive element C1 to the first terminal of the capacitive element C1, and then from the first terminal of the capacitive element C1 to the first node N1_ K, so that the carrier wave also continues to propagate to the connection line LANC connected to the first node N1_ K and/or the second node N2_ K. From the perspective of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 at the K +1 th stage of the subsequent stage, it is found that the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT configured to the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 is blocked by the inductance element (which may be any one or a combination of the above L1 to L4) of the PV _ K +1 itself, so as to avoid causing voltage fluctuation between the positive and negative electrodes of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K + 1. From the perspective of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the preceding stage K, it is found that when the carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT of the PV cell PV _ K +1 is routed through the capacitive element C1 of the PV cell PV _ K of the preceding stage K, the carrier is routed to the first terminal from the second terminals of the capacitive elements C1 of the PV _ K, and the carrier is blocked by the third inductive element L3 of the PV _ K, so as to avoid the voltage fluctuation between the positive and negative electrodes of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K. That is, the carrier transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT disposed in the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 of the next stage is blocked by the third inductance element L3 disposed in the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the previous stage, so as to avoid the voltage fluctuation of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K of the previous stage. If the third inductance element L3 and the fourth inductance element L4 configured by the photovoltaic cell PV _ K in fig. 6 are used, the carrier wave transmitted by the carrier wave transmitting module SIG _ OUT configured by the photovoltaic cell PV _ K +1 is blocked by the third inductance element L3 and the fourth inductance element L4 configured by the photovoltaic cell PV _ K while propagating through the capacitor C1 configured by the photovoltaic cell PV _ K, so as to avoid the voltage fluctuation of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K at the previous stage. For the same reason, referring to fig. 6, if the carrier transmitted by the carrier transmitting module SIG _ OUT of the PV cell PV _ K is propagated through the capacitor C1 of the PV cell PV _ K +1, the carrier is blocked by the fourth inductance element L4 of the PV cell PV _ K +1 to avoid the voltage fluctuation between the positive and negative electrodes of the PV cell PV _ K +1 at the subsequent stage.

Referring to fig. 1-6, the application discloses a method for optimizing and stabilizing photovoltaic cell voltage in a photovoltaic module monitoring system integrated with communication function, which comprises the following steps: in the communication stage that the processor 100 controls the carrier sending module SIG _ OUT to broadcast the carrier signal to the first transmission line and/or the second transmission line LINA-LINB and the connection line LANC, any one or combination of the inductive elements L1-L4 is used to block the jumping sawtooth waves on the first transmission line and/or the second transmission line LINA-LINB to prevent them from pushing up or pulling down the original voltage V of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K_KThe hopping sawtooth wave is essentially a disturbing sawtooth wave which is originally fed back as a carrier signal to the PV end of the cell. The reason is as follows: the branches of the carrier transmission module SIG _ OUT are repeatedly switched on and off between the transmission lines LINA-LINB, i.e. between the nodes N1-N2, resulting in the presence of a signal on the transmission lines LINA-LINB following the signal used to drive S_BCThe disturbing sawtooth wave fed back between the positive and negative electrodes of the photovoltaic cell PV _ K induces the original photovoltaic voltage to fluctuate up and down, and one or more of the inductive elements L1-L4 can play a role of ballasting ballast to keep the cell voltage stable, and especially the stabilizing effect is better when the first and second capacitive elements are combined. The above topology also enables suppression of current level cell pair adjacencyThe interference of the photovoltaic cells of the previous stage and the next stage is realized on the premise that the carrier wave transmitted by the cell of the current stage can be smoothly transmitted by any adjacent or non-adjacent preceding stage and any adjacent subsequent stage cell because the carrier wave signal generated by the carrier wave transmitting module corresponding to the cell of any stage in the cell group string is also serious interference to the voltage of other cells adjacent in the front and in the back.

Referring to fig. 7, another advantage is illustrated by taking as an example the closed loop established by the carrier transmission module SIG OUT and the photovoltaic cells PV by the transmission lines LINA-LINB. The essence of the cell PV is the combination of a P-doped semiconductor material and an N-doped semiconductor material, sunlight irradiates on a semiconductor P-N junction to form a new hole-electron pair, under the action of a PN junction electric field, a hole flows from the N-doped region to the P-doped region, an electron flows from the P-doped region to the N-doped region, and a current is generated by a current carrier after the cell forms a passage. The carrier transmission branch between the nodes N1 and N2 has no separate voltage supply per se, so that the voltage required for its switching off/on, and thus for generating the carrier signal, is derived from the inter-positive-negative voltage of the cells PV, i.e. a closed loop as shown is established between the carrier transmission module SIG OUT and the internal resistance of the photovoltaic cells PV. Capacitance C in carrier branch_BCThe voltage on is switched S in the carrier branch_BCIn any two time intervals that are successively switched on, the following possible situations are: the carrier branch is at S_BCStored in the capacitive element C at the moment of previous turn-on_BCAt a voltage of V_STOREThen in the branch S_BCAt the next time-on time node, the capacitor C_BCAt a voltage of V_STOREThis stored voltage is not necessarily discharged completely, but is also coupled as a reverse punch on the transmission line to be fed to the battery electrode side as another sawtooth wave in addition to the carrier signal. It must be emphasized that the processor 100 is always collecting the operating parameters of the photovoltaic cells PV, while the associated carrier transmission module SIG OUT may be continuously transmitting to the first and second transmission lines LINA-LINB and to the nodes N1-N2The wave signal transmits these operating parameters outwards, i.e. the continuous impact of the sawtooth wave is always experienced in the closed circuit between the positive and negative poles of the battery PV during the communication phase. The PN junction of each CELL within the CELL PV is shown roughly in fig. 7, when a sawtooth wave is applied to the PN junction, which may be either reverse or forward biased, and the semiconductor junction may enter a high impedance state to punch through under successive impacts, or may reach an avalanche breakdown voltage. The negative working mechanism can generate hidden defects in the structure of the semiconductor device, the hidden defects do not immediately fail but can cause intermittent faults of semiconductor materials and long-term reliability problems in long-term experiments, the damage is very weak and is not easy to find, the service life of the photovoltaic power station required batteries is generally fatal for twenty years, especially the photovoltaic batteries with poor doping quality and poor preparation process are more easily influenced by the long-term property, the inductance elements L1-L4 are combined with the first and second capacitance elements to play a role in stabilizing burrs and sawtooth wave pulses, and PN-junction of CELL units of the photovoltaic batteries PV is prevented from being directly and repeatedly impacted by the sawtooth wave-like pulses in a closed loop formed by the batteries PV and a carrier transmitting branch. Particularly, in a more preferred embodiment, the inductor L3 and/or L4 associated with any current-stage cell, such as PV _ K, can suppress the impact of the sawtooth wave generated by the carrier sending module associated with other photovoltaic cells, such as PV _ K +1, in the battery string PV-services on the semiconductor junction of the current-stage photovoltaic cell PV _ K, because the various types of sawtooth waves induced by the carrier sending module associated with other photovoltaic cells, such as PV _ K +1, may be directly coupled to the capacitor C1 associated with PV _ K.

While the present invention has been described with reference to the preferred embodiments and illustrative embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention as described is not limited to the disclosed embodiments. Various alterations and modifications will no doubt become apparent to those skilled in the art after having read the above description. Therefore, the appended claims should be construed to cover all such variations and modifications as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention. Any and all equivalent ranges and contents within the scope of the claims should be considered to be within the intent and scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A photovoltaic module monitoring system integrated with a communication function, a positive electrode and a negative electrode of a photovoltaic cell being respectively coupled to a first node and a second node and providing a voltage generated by the photovoltaic cell between the first node and the second node, characterized in that:

the photovoltaic cell is provided with a carrier transmitting module connected to the first and/or second node for coupling the generated carrier signal to a connection line connected to the first and/or second node;

a first inductance element and a third inductance element are arranged between the first node and the anode of the photovoltaic cell, and a second inductance element and a fourth inductance element are arranged between the second node and the cathode of the photovoltaic cell;

a first capacitor element is connected between an interconnection node between the first and third inductor elements and an interconnection node between the second and fourth inductor elements, and a second capacitor element is connected between the positive electrode and the negative electrode of the photovoltaic cell;

a plurality of stages of photovoltaic cells are connected in series to form a battery string, and a first node of a photovoltaic cell at a later stage in any two adjacent stages of photovoltaic cells in the battery string is connected to a second node of a photovoltaic cell at a previous stage through the connecting line; and

the carrier sending module configured by the photovoltaic cell of any stage comprises a branch circuit which is connected in series between the first node and the second node of the photovoltaic cell of any stage and contains a first resistor, a bypass capacitor and a switch element, and a second resistor which is connected in parallel at two ends of the bypass capacitor is also arranged in the branch circuit;

when the carrier transmitting module matched with the photovoltaic cell at any stage broadcasts a carrier signal onto the connecting line, a switching element of the matched carrier transmitting module is driven by a processor to be switched on and off, and the jump current flowing through the branch is injected onto the connecting line to be regarded as the carrier signal;

the switching element of the carrier sending module stores voltage on the bypass capacitor at the moment of previous turn-on, and then at the time node of next turn-on of the switching element, the voltage which is not completely discharged on the bypass capacitor is fed to the battery electrode side of the photovoltaic cell as a reverse punch and as another sawtooth wave except the carrier signal;

the first to fourth inductance elements are combined with the first and second capacitance elements and used for stabilizing the sawtooth wave, so that in a closed loop formed by the photovoltaic cell and the carrier sending module, the PN junction of a cell unit of the photovoltaic cell is prevented from being directly and repeatedly impacted by the sawtooth wave to enter a punch-through state in a high-impedance state or reach an avalanche breakdown voltage.

2. The communication-function-integrated photovoltaic module monitoring system according to claim 1, wherein a first type of photovoltaic cell and a second type of photovoltaic cell are defined in the photovoltaic cells of the plurality of stages of the entire battery string, wherein a carrier signal transmitted by the carrier transmission module configured with the first type of photovoltaic cell needs to be propagated by a path between a first node and a second node of the second type of photovoltaic cell, and the path is: propagating from one of the first and second nodes that the second type of photovoltaic cell has to one end of the first capacitive element of the second type of photovoltaic cell configuration, then propagating through the first capacitive element to the other end of the first capacitive element, and propagating to the other of the first and second nodes.