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Exploring reliability factors in a sequential solar system: a copula-based investigation of dependability substances

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  • Abdulhadi Aminu
  • Abdulkareem Lado Ismail
  • Ibrahim Yusuf

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Solar power is presently the most popular energy source compared to other energy sources. Therefore, companies all over the globe have been working hard to develop solar-powered devices to equalise the demand. According to the claim above, this study focused on a sequential multi-state solar system that involved five subsystems: a photovoltaic, a diode, a resistor 1, a resistor 2, and a voltage, which are all built in a series pattern. The exponential and copula schemes are expected to go hand in hand with system failure and repair. Partial differential equations were formed from the system's transition plot, analytical results were acquired using supplementary variable and Laplace conversion techniques. Dependability substances such as availability, reliability, mean time to failure, sensitivity, and cost were generated using the Maple software package. For validating the outcomes, an illustration of the numerical exhibits was included. Numerous system managers, including those in charge of system modelling, system reliability, system designers, and engineers, are expected to find the study's findings beneficial.

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  • Abdulhadi Aminu & Abdulkareem Lado Ismail & Ibrahim Yusuf, 2026. "Exploring reliability factors in a sequential solar system: a copula-based investigation of dependability substances," International Journal of Operational Research, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 56(2), pages 157-171.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijores:v:56:y:2026:i:2:p:157-171
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