A Modified Perturbe and Observe MPPT Technique for Standalone Hybrid PV-Wind with Power Management

Fatah, Abdul Yasser Abd; Benlaloui, I.; Mechnane, F.; Boutabba, T.; Khamari, D.; Drid, Saïd; Chrifi‐Alaoui, Larbi

doi:10.1109/iccad52417.2021.9638740

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“…If it is utilized for big and medium inertia wind turbines, it does not, however, attain the maximum power points with fast wind fluctuations. Additionally, selecting the right step size is a difficult issue since a bigger step size results in a faster reaction time but less efficiency, whereas a smaller step size increases efficiency but slows down convergence speed [51][52][53][54].…”

Section: Perturbation and Observation (P And O)-based Mppt Techniquementioning

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Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on a Synchronous Generator: Comparative Review of Control Methods and Performance

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Recently, controlling a wind energy conversion system (WECS) under fluctuating wind speed and enhancing the quality of power delivered to the grid has been a demanding challenge for many researchers. This paper provides a comprehensive review of synchronous generator-based WECSs. This paper will investigate the growth of wind energy in Egypt and throughout the world, as well as the technological and financial significance of wind energy. The block diagram of a typical grid-connected WECS, power control techniques, characteristic power curve-based maximum power point tracking (MPPT), and MPPT techniques are also presented in this study. Moreover, this study compares different power converter topologies for grid-connected and independent WECSs that use a permanent magnet synchronous generator (PMSG).

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Section: Perturbation and Observation (P And O)-based Mppt Techniquementioning

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Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on a Synchronous Generator: Comparative Review of Control Methods and Performance

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“…Today, renewable energy sources have many advantages, including sustainability and low pollution. Wind and photovoltaic technologies are two examples of renewable energy systems that have the potential to replace conventional energy [2][3][4][5].…”

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Robust Current Control of a Small-Scale Wind–Photovoltaic Hybrid System Based on the Multiport DC Converter

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In this paper, a robust current control of the hybrid renewable energy system (HRES), based on the PV-Wind system, is proposed. The HRES is connected to a multiport converter to synchronize the multi-source system with one DC-Bus. Due to their ability to integrate many renewable energy sources (RES) individually or simultaneously, multiport converters (MPC) are an innovative method suitable for renewable energy applications. Recently, many DC-DC converter designs and topologies have emerged to ensure the highest possible efficiency of hybrid RESs. The multiport converter is a typical coupling system with several modes of operation. Thus, the design of its controller become complicated. To stabilize the DC-Bus voltage, a battery has been added to the system. In this HRES configuration, all sources are connected in parallel via the multiport DC converter. We used the multiport DC converter to minimize the intermittent character of solar and wind and control the energy flow between the different power sources and the load, as well as to increase the performance of the system. The nonlinear robust control structure is based on Lyapunov approach to overcome the nonlinear model of the system to improve robustness and guarantees the asymptotic stability. The proposed control law is implemented and tested on dSPACE-DS1104. The results show the effectiveness and the feasibility of the proposed controller.

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A Standalone DC Microgrid With Photovoltaics and Power Management Using a Modified Perturb and Observe Technique

Babikir,

Antalem,

Bhattacharya

2023

2023 4th International Conference on Communication, Computing and Industry 6.0 (C216)

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A Modified Perturbe and Observe MPPT Technique for Standalone Hybrid PV-Wind with Power Management

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on a Synchronous Generator: Comparative Review of Control Methods and Performance

Wind Energy Conversion Systems Based on a Synchronous Generator: Comparative Review of Control Methods and Performance

Robust Current Control of a Small-Scale Wind–Photovoltaic Hybrid System Based on the Multiport DC Converter

A Standalone DC Microgrid With Photovoltaics and Power Management Using a Modified Perturb and Observe Technique

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