{"id":1650,"count":0,"description":"El objetivo de nuestro grupo de investigación es el abaratamiento de la electricidad de origen solar a través del desarrollo de la tecnología fotovoltaica de concentración (más conocida por las siglas del término en inglés Concentrator Photovoltaics<\/em>, CPV). Con este fin, nuestra actividad se centra principalmente en las líneas de investigación<\/strong> siguientes:\n \n\nNuevos conceptos en sistemas fotovoltaicos de concentración\nInstrumentación óptica y eléctrica de sistemas fotovoltaicos\nCaracterización de módulos y receptores fotovoltaicos de concentración\nNuevos conceptos y procesos de fabricación de ópticas de concentración\nFiabilidad de los sistemas fotovoltaicos de concentración\n","link":"https:\/\/www.upm.es\/recursosidi\/en\/map\/en_integration-of-systems-and-instruments-isi\/","name":"Integration of Systems and Instruments (ISI)","slug":"en_integration-of-systems-and-instruments-isi","taxonomy":"donde","parent":0,"meta":[],"id_grupo_portal":"252","acronimo":"","resumen":"

\n We are a team of 10 researchers and technicians with international projection, lead by Professor Gabriel Sala, who has been recognised with the European Commission Becquerel Prize for his pioneering work in developing concentrator photovoltaic systems.\n <\/span>\n <\/p>\n

\n We carry out our research work on photovoltaic energy along with 4 other groups at the Solar Energy Institute<\/a> at the Universidad Polit\u00e9cnica de Madrid, located in the HTS for Telecommunications Engineers in the University City (Madrid).<\/span>\n <\/p>","imagen":false,"responsable":"Ignacio Ant\u00f3n Hern\u00e1ndez","lineas":"Cells measuring instrumentation, receivers, modules and photovoltaic systems\nInverse modeling cells: characterization of associations\nLarge photovoltaic power plants\nLosing angular and spectral photovoltaic modules\nMeasurement and IV and spectral characterization of cells and concentrator systems. Parameter Extraction\nReceivers and collectors for photovoltaic concentration\nSpecial solar cell technology","direccion":"","telefono":"91 336 72 31","pagina_web":"http:\/\/www.ies.upm.es\/","email":"gi.isi@upm.es","actividades":"

\n The group's activities are directed at developing equipment, instruments and methods for measuring and profiling solar cells, collectors, modules, and photovoltaic systems and plants in the laboratory and also in open air operation. It also deals with developing prototypes, new concentrator systems and concepts, and even large plants arising from these. The group's research work is placed at the service of national and international industry and other research bodies. This is done with collaboration agreements and projects in national and international consortia<\/a>, as well as technology transfer<\/a> and provision of technology services<\/a> with a high added value.<\/span>\n <\/p>\n

\n Amongst the most recent projects, highlights are our work on the European projects Ecosole<\/a> and NGCPV<\/a> for developing new instrumentation for the manufacturing line, our commitment to technology transfer with the creation of the Solar Added Value<\/a> spin off, and our collaboration with leading companies in the sector, Abengoa<\/a> and Semprius<\/a>.<\/span>\n <\/p>\n

\n The impact of our most recent activity (2010-2014) is backed up by 18 articles in JRC journals (mostly in Q1), several chapters in photovoltaic technology reference manuals<\/a>, more than 40 contributions to international conferences, 6 doctoral theses, 14 public tender projects and many other contracts with leading companies in the sector at international level.\n \n <\/span>\n <\/p>\n

\n To summarise our skills<\/strong> and recent activity<\/strong>:<\/span>\n <\/p>\n