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# Now the trick: since pvfactors only wants to model single-axis tracking
# arrays, we have to pretend our fixed tilt array is a single-axis tracking
# array that never rotates. In that case, the "axis of rotation" is
# the along the length of the row, 90 degrees offset from the
# along the length of the row, with ``axis_azimuth`` 90 degrees offset from the
# fixed ``surface_azimuth``.

irrad = pvfactors_timeseries(
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