Article | REF: BE8581 V1

Potential Induced Degradation PID

Author: Benjamin FRITZ

Publication date: January 10, 2021, Review date: February 4, 2021

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8. Glossary

Hot spots

Hot spots are formed by photovoltaic cells which, having undergone heating, no longer produce energy and have a resistive action within a module.

Potential Induced Degradation PID

Potential-induced degradation is a phenomenon that causes photovoltaic cells to lose efficiency due to leakage currents within the module itself. These currents occur when the module frame (or its immediate environment) is at a much higher potential than the cells.

Recovery

The process of recovering all or part of the photovoltaic electricity produced, in order to restore production to a high level.

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