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Matthew Vinturini

Matthew Vinturini

Specialist in photovoltaic systems and electrical engineer graduated from UNICAMP (State University of Campinas). Science and technology enthusiast, with experience in the field of solar energy, both commercially and in the design, dimensioning and installation of photovoltaic systems. 

39 articles published

Published articles

Technical Article

Comparison between old and current photovoltaic systems

The notable increase in module dimensions and powers

25 Apr
canalsolar Difference between photovoltaic systems in networks 110220 and 127220
Technical Article

Difference between photovoltaic systems in 110/220 and 127/220 networks

The 110/220V voltage is commonly confused with the 127/220V voltage to this day

18 Apr
canal-solar Additional functions of string boxes – How to increase system security
Technical Article

String box: how to increase system security?

The functionalities of string boxes can go far beyond a direct current panel

8 Apr
Technical Article

Roof module distance, safety and performance

Manufacturers have installation manuals for their products with instructions and mechanical limits of the assemblies

24 Feb
Technical Article

German project develops inverters with gallium nitride (GaN) transistors

The objective is to prepare more economical and efficient equipment for photovoltaic applications

22 Feb
How to adapt an existing photovoltaic system for use with batteries
Technical Article

How to adapt an existing photovoltaic system for use with batteries?

It is possible to adapt existing PV systems for use with batteries by adding a hybrid inverter or a battery-powered inverter…

20 jul
Product review: SMA Sunny Tripower Core2 inverter
Technical Article

Product review: SMA Sunny Tripower Core2 inverter

This article analyzes the product, explores its technologies and shows application examples

30 Jun
Technical Article

Installation of photovoltaic systems in places with poor grounding

The photovoltaic system installer must be concerned with grounding, even if it does not exist at the installation site

30 March
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