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Update pvlib/tracking.py
Co-authored-by: Kevin Anderson <kevin.anderso@gmail.com>
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RDaxini and kandersolar authored Sep 9, 2024
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A rotation to ``max_angle`` is a counter-clockwise rotation about the
y-axis of the tracker coordinate system. For example, for a tracker
with ``axis_azimuth`` oriented to the south, a rotation to
``max_angle`` is towards the west, and a rotation toward 'min_angle' is
``max_angle`` is towards the west, and a rotation toward ``-max_angle`` is

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in the opposite direction, toward the east. Hence, a max_angle of 180
degrees (equivalent to max_angle = (-180, 180)) allows the tracker to
achieve its full rotation capability.
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