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MATLAB code used in Assignment 1

clc;
clear all;

%%%%% Input Variables %%%%%
k = 1.380648e-23
T = 300
q = 1.60217646e-19
R = 1
I = 0;
Ith = 5e-9;
%%%%% Input Variables %%%%%

j = 1;

%%%%% Iterate over the PV equation %%%%%
for Iseed=1:0.001:1.2
    
    I(j)=(Iseed-1);
    
    V(j) = ((k*T)/q)*log((I(j)/Ith)+1);
    
    j=j+1; 
    
end

I = fliplr(I); % Flip axes from fourth to first quadrant

% Plotting
%figure(1);
plot(V,I,'r');
axis([0 0.6 0 0.25]);
grid on;
hold on;

%%%%% New computation taking Rser %%%%%

clc;
clear V;
clear j;

%%%%% Clear and set vars (not really necessary for all vars)
k = 1.380648e-23
T = 300
q = 1.60217646e-19
R = 1
Ith = 5e-9;

j = 1;

%%%%% Iterate over the PV equation, taking account on Rser %%%%%
for Iseed=1:0.001:1.2
    
    I(j)=(Iseed-1);
    
    V(j) = ((k*T)/q)*log((I(j)/Ith)+1);
    
    I(j) = Ith*(exp((V(j)+(I(j)*R))/0.0259)-1);
    
    I(j) = I(j)*0.0004577; % Some scaling due to weird computation results

    %V(j) = V(j) - I(j)*R; % Uncomment and comment above to see the effects of 
% taking the PV as a black box
    
    j=j+1; 
    
end

I = fliplr(I); % Flip axes

%Plotting
%figure(2);
plot(V,I,'b');
legend('Ideal IV curve', '1 Ohm ESR')
axis([0 0.6 0 0.25]);
grid on;
hold on;



Deyan Levski 2013-06-21