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IV Conferencia Latino Americana <strong>de</strong> Energía Solar (IV ISES_CLA) y XVII Simposio Peruano <strong>de</strong> Energía Solar (XVII- SPES), Cusco, 1 -5.11.2010Los puntos calientes son un efecto aislado causado, probablemente, por sombras externas a la instalación. Elimpacto sobre el rendimiento eléctrico <strong>de</strong> los <strong>módulos</strong> tampoco es importante.Los <strong>de</strong>fectos i<strong>de</strong>ntificados como más relevantes en la instalación son la pérdida <strong>de</strong> fuerza <strong>de</strong> adherencia en lainterfase <strong>de</strong> célula-encapsulante y la <strong><strong>de</strong>gradación</strong> <strong>de</strong> la capa AR. Ellos explican parcialmente la pérdida en la corriente<strong>de</strong> cortocircuito <strong>de</strong> los <strong>módulos</strong>.Es <strong>de</strong>stacable que a pesar <strong>de</strong> los <strong>de</strong>fectos visuales observados en los <strong>módulos</strong> <strong>fotovoltaicos</strong>, el rendimientoeléctrico <strong>de</strong> la instalación es bueno y <strong>de</strong>ntro <strong>de</strong> la garantía ofrecida por el fabricante.Agra<strong>de</strong>cimientosEste trabajo ha estado parcialmente financiado por el Ministerio español <strong>de</strong> Ciencia e Innovación (proyectoENE07-67248) y por la Junta <strong>de</strong> Andalucía (proyecto P07 RNM-02504).También agra<strong>de</strong>cemos las valiosas contribuciones <strong>de</strong> Fermín Ropero y Blanca Lalaguna.REFERENCIASBernreuter J, Schmela M. 2001. Blue turns milky white. Photon International: 16-18.Burgers AR, Eikelboom JA, Schoenecker A, Sinke WC. 1996. 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