Microinverter Test Using Agilent Sas - Part 8 of 11 - Uinvter on

Okay. It’s been about five minutes. The microinverter’s just about to turn on, and there it is. It’s drawing current now from the SAS and the power has gone from 240 watts that we were consuming from the simulated grid, it’s gone down from 240 watts down to about 164 watts. So the difference there is being supplied by the microinverter. Now, what else I can do, I can change the I-V curve that the SAS is putting out to simulate either more sunlight or less sunlight, and it’s very easy to do that. I could do it from the front panel, but I have a small program that I wrote the other day, which I’m going to use to change that and make it much simpler and much faster to change the current and the voltage. So let’s see what happens here.