An optimized MPPT method for PV system with fast convergence under rapidly changing of irradiation

Vijayakumar, G.; Sujith, M; Saravanan, S.; Pardeshi, Dipesh B.; Inayathullaa, M.A

doi:10.1109/peccon55017.2022.9851107

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“…The static gain is reduced when switches are engaged during a different period, making control difficult. Cascaded boost converters, which are two basic boost converters connected in series to provide a wide conversion range, are what [10]- [12] is referring to higher voltage gain was attained.…”

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Design and development of photovoltaic solar system based single phase seven level inverter

Govindaraj,

Mayakrishnan,

Venkatarajan

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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For solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, an upgraded triple gain seven-level inverter that works both independently and while connected to the grid is proposed. The two-stage configuration of the system is boost cascaded. The first stage has a one switch improved gain converter (OSIGC) to increase and normalize the input direct current (DC) voltage, and the second stage includes a unique seven level alternating current (AC) is produced via a multilevel inverter (MLI) design with triple voltage gain. The proposed OSIGC is appropriate for a broad range of conversions. The voltage gain in MLI was achieved using switched capacitor techniques. The DC-DC converter can achieve a maximum voltage gain of twelve and the MLI can achieve a maximum voltage gain of three, resulting in a DC-DC-AC voltage that can reach 36. Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technique based on modified perturb and observe (PO) is used in OSIGC to maximise PV module power utilisation, and MLI control utilises sinusoidal pulse width modulation (SPWM) realistically. For the purpose of analysing the suggested system, a 200 Watt prototype statel is created. With a total harmonic distortion (THD) of 0.181%, up to 92.12% of the converter system’s overall efficiency is possible.

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confidence: 99%