Trying to Plot Temperature with Current Density

Hello,
I am trying to plot temperature with current denstiy. However, I get the "vectors must be the same length" error.
This is the code:
clear all
clc
close all
J0ref=2e-7; % Saturation current density mA/cm2
Rs=0.001; % Series resistance k ohm cm2
Rp=1000; % Parallel resistance k ohm cm2
n= 1.5; % Diode ideality factor
Jsc=30; % Short circuit current density in mA/cm2
k=1.38e-23; % Boltzmann constant
Tref= 300 ; % Absolute Temperature
q= 1.6e-19; % Electric charge
Eg=1.12; % Band gap of Silicon
Vx=linspace(-1,1,200);
TT=[300 350 400];
for i=1:length(TT)
Vt=k*TT(i)/q; % Thermal voltage
J0(i)=(J0ref*(TT(i)/Tref)^(3/n))*exp(-q*Eg/(n*k)*(1/TT(i)-1/Tref));
J=J0(i)*(exp(Vx/(n*Vt))-1)+Vx/Rp-Jsc;
V=Vx+J.*Rs;
before=V(find(J<0)); after= V(find(J>0));
Voc(i)=(before(end)+after(1))/2;
Power=-J.*V;
maxpos=find(Power==max(Power));
Jm=J(maxpos);
Vm=V(maxpos);
DATA=[V' , J' , Power'];
FF(i)=-Jm*Vm/(Jsc*Voc(i));
eta(i)=FF(i)*Jsc*Voc(i)/100;
h1=figure
set(h1,'name','JV Special Topics','numbertitle','on')
set(gcf,'DefaultAxesBox','on'),
set(gcf,'DefaultAxesLineWidth',2) ,
set(0,'DefaultAxesFontSize',14),
plot(TT,J);
end
What do I do to make them the same length? thank you.

12 comentarios

darova
darova el 6 de Oct. de 2019
Can you please show the image you expect to see?
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 6 de Oct. de 2019
Plott.png
darova
darova el 6 de Oct. de 2019
You only have 3 values for temperature
darova
darova el 6 de Oct. de 2019
Maybe spline?
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 6 de Oct. de 2019
How do I make the temp values equal to have a proper plot?
Maybe something like that
Tx = spline(TT,-1:1, linspace(TT(1),TT(end),200) )
plot(Tx,J);
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 11 de Oct. de 2019
Still getting an error :( where should I put this statement?
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 11 de Oct. de 2019
error.png
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 11 de Oct. de 2019
I think it worked. Thank you!
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 11 de Oct. de 2019
I have the same "vectors must ve the same legnth" error when trying to plot the temprature with fill factor. (the result should be kind of similar to the current plot)
clear all
clc
close all
J0ref=2e-7; % Saturation current density mA/cm2
Rs=0.001; % Series resistance k ohm cm2
Rp=1000; % Parallel resistance k ohm cm2
n= 1.5; % Diode ideality factor
Jsc=30; % Short circuit current density in mA/cm2
k=1.38e-23; % Boltzmann constant
Tref= 300 ; % Absolute Temperature
q= 1.6e-19; % Electric charge
Eg=1.12; % Band gap of Silicon
Vx=linspace(-1,1,200);
TT=[300 350 400];
for i=1:length(TT)
Vt=k*TT(i)/q; % Thermal voltage
J0(i)=(J0ref*(TT(i)/Tref)^(3/n))*exp(-q*Eg/(n*k)*(1/TT(i)-1/Tref));
J=J0(i)*(exp(Vx/(n*Vt))-1)+Vx/Rp-Jsc;
V=Vx+J.*Rs;
before=V(find(J<0)); after= V(find(J>0));
Voc(i)=(before(end)+after(1))/2;
Power=-J.*V;
maxpos=find(Power==max(Power));
Jm=J(maxpos);
Vm=V(maxpos);
DATA=[V' , J' , Power'];
FF(i)=-Jm*Vm/(Jsc*Voc(i));
eta(i)=FF(i)*Jsc*Voc(i)/100;
h1=figure
set(h1,'name','JV Special Topics','numbertitle','on')
set(gcf,'DefaultAxesBox','on'),
set(gcf,'DefaultAxesLineWidth',2) ,
set(0,'DefaultAxesFontSize',14),
Tx=spline(TT,-1:1, linspace(TT(1),TT(end),200));
F1=spline(FF,-1:1, linespace(FF(1),FF(end),200));
plot(Tx,F1);
end
Put it outside the for loop
Tx=spline(-1:1,TT, linspace(-1,1,200) );
F1=spline(-1:1,FF, linspace(-1,1,200) );
plot(Tx,F1);
hold on
plot(TT,FF,'or')
hold off
And please use special button for code inserting
CODE_INSER.PNG
wonder_H15
wonder_H15 el 11 de Oct. de 2019
It worked, thanks!
Also will do!

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Srivardhan Gadila
Srivardhan Gadila el 10 de Oct. de 2019

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You may use Interpolation to increase the number of elements in the "TT" to match the number of elements in the "J".

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