Handbook of Photovoltaic Systems Engineering

The 1st Edition of the Handbook of Photovoltaic Systems Engineering provides systematic methods for solar power system planning, design, engineering, and commissioning. Authored by Tamer Khatib, a professor at An-Najah National University in Palestine specializing in photovoltaic power systems, this technical reference volume details analytical procedures for system design, ongoing management, and quantitative feasibility calculations across diverse operational settings.

The handbook structures its core technical coverage around primary generation models, focusing on standalone photovoltaic power systems, grid connected photovoltaic power systems, and hybrid photovoltaic power systems. The text extends these engineering principles to specialized agricultural deployments through dedicated technical analysis of solar powered irrigation systems.

Published by Academic Press in a 358-page volume, the handbook provides direct technical guidance for renewable energy projects. Its structured material supports academic study, technical preparation, and field practice for students, graduates, engineers, technicians, and industry professionals in the photovoltaics sector.