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Fix RuntimeWarning in singlediode when v_oc is zero #2862
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Fix RuntimeWarning in singlediode when v_oc is zero
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Set v_mp and p_mp to exactly 0 where v_oc is 0
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Are these necessary? If they are an attempt to clean up output for a user, I'd prefer to preserve negative v_mp, p_mp if only to detect numerical problems, or problems with input parameters.
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They only apply where
v_oc == 0exactly, so negativev_mporp_mpfrom other inputs pass through unchanged. I added them after your comment from Sep 22: withx3 = 1the minimizer returnsv_mp = 9.9e-17atv_oc = 0, which is abovev_oc.p_mpis already 0 there. I can drop both and assertv_mpclose to 0 in the test if you prefer the raw value.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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OK, I understand now.