Boost Chopper Implementation based on Variable MPPT Duty Cycle Control Applied to Photovoltaic Systems

Necaibia, Salah; Kelaiaia, Mounia Samira; Labar, Hocine; Neçaïbia, Ammar; Logerais, Pierre‐Olivier

doi:10.1109/irsec.2017.8477269

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“…The maximum output power was reached in a very short period of 0.02 sec as shown in Figure 14. The proposed techniques help to reduce the steady-state oscillation and fasttracking [37]. The maximum output power was reached in a very short period of 0.02 s as shown in Figure 14.…”

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“…The maximum output power was reached in a very short period of 0.02 s as shown in Figure 14. The proposed techniques help to reduce the steady-state oscillation and fast-tracking [37]. By varying the duty cycle of the boost converter (30% 50% 68%) for open-loop and closed-loop control, the convertor gave good real-time results on these duties cycles as the algorithm suggested [38].…”

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Experimental Analysis of Modified DC-P&O Technique with Arm Controller for a Stand-Alone 40 W PV System

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The world is moving towards the generation of electricity with renewable energy sources (RES) due to the deterioration of the green environment and trying to replace non-renewable energy resources. The real-time results are achieved with the help of an arm controller, having good controller efficiency with the Waijung toolbox, compatible with MATLAB using STM32ST-link utility. In this paper, the authors are focused on areas such as easy to implement controller efficiency, and real-time solutions for modified direct-control perturbation & observation (DC-P&O) technique based on 32- bit ARM Cortex microcontroller (STM32F407VGT6) with embedded programming using Waijung blocksets, which offers very expected outcomes of the problem to make the stand-alone system efficient with fast-tracking. The observation setup is tested with a 40-watt photovoltaic (PV) panel with resistive load for achieving its stability. The designed algorithm enhances the efficiency of the controller by 84.48% for the real-time parameters of the PV panel at maximum power point (MPP) for a 57% duty ratio.

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Experimental Analysis of Modified DC-P&O Technique with Arm Controller for a Stand-Alone 40 W PV System

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“…4). The standard IncCond process varies according to the step; hence, when not properly adapted, it cannot effectively follow the optimal energy and results in power losses [7] [8]. A big stepsize leads to a fast convergence and a significant power loss.…”

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A new adaptive MPPT design for photovoltaic system under real outdoor conditions

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Renewable energy, especially solar photovoltaic (PV) panels, have been widely integrated into energy systems, indeed, this technology is eco-friendly and available almost everywhere. However, these systems exhibit some challenges in regards their performance. They must always track the maximum power point (MPP) to provide the highest power. This work investigates a novel maximum power point tracking (MPPT) procedure. In the suggested tracking system, a novel controller is applied to establish different operating regions. In both regions, the step is changed depending on the closeness to the MPP. Due to this technique, some disadvantages of the incremental conductance (IncCond) approach are avoided. The proposed method offers reliable and stable behaviour under rapidly changing atmospheric conditions. Moreover, it is easy as it does not need additional sensors. The theoretical assessment discussed in this investigation is validated by simulations via MATLAB/Simulink and experimental outdoor tests. A comparison with conventional MPPT approach is provided to emphasize the performance of the developed MPPT technique.

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“…The most frequently used from DC-DC converters in photovoltaic power conversion is the DC-DC boost converter shown in Figure 2 which is the most popular one, which ensures a better maximum power transfer between PV panel and load, with fewer losses of energy [14,16]. The duty ratio of the DC-DC converter is regulated using the maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithm in order to match the source and load operating point at the maximum power point.…”

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Implementation of a Novel MPPT Tactic for PV System Applications on MATLAB/Simulink and Proteus-Based Arduino Board Environments

Chellakhi

Beid

Abouelmahjoub

2021

International Journal of Photoenergy

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This paper is aimed at harvesting the photovoltaic systems extracting power under difficult irradiance and load conditions, by proposing a novel maximum power point tracking (MPPT). This proposed MPPT tactic has been examined under various climatic and load conditions using two powerful and accurate simulation environments for PV systems, MATLAB/Simulink and Proteus. The first implementation using the MATLAB/Simulink software was carried out to examine the performance of the novel MPPT tactic under sudden insolation and load change, where the second implementation using the Proteus software was carried out in order to prove that the novel MPPT tactic can be easily implemented using low-cost components, Arduino board, and LCD display. The simulation results prove that the novel MPPT tactic has a high convergence speed to locate the MPP, especially at fast solar irradiation and load variation with zero oscillation under steady-state operation, which takes less than 9.6 milliseconds (ms) under the MATLAB/Simulink software and 0.24 microseconds (μs) under Proteus environment. That means it is about six times faster than P&O and five times faster than INC MPPT methods, and its tracking efficiency is between 99.40% and 99.86%. Furthermore, the novel MPPT tactic shows the best tracking accuracy and better ability to mitigate power losses under overall simulation scenarios compared with other traditional MPPT methods.

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Boost Chopper Implementation based on Variable MPPT Duty Cycle Control Applied to Photovoltaic Systems

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Experimental Analysis of Modified DC-P&O Technique with Arm Controller for a Stand-Alone 40 W PV System

Experimental Analysis of Modified DC-P&O Technique with Arm Controller for a Stand-Alone 40 W PV System

A new adaptive MPPT design for photovoltaic system under real outdoor conditions

Implementation of a Novel MPPT Tactic for PV System Applications on MATLAB/Simulink and Proteus-Based Arduino Board Environments

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