Hardware in Loop of a Generalized Predictive Controller for a Micro Grid DC System of Renewable Energy Sources

Rivera, Oscar Daniel Garzón; Mauledoux, Mauricio; Valencia, Angie; Jimenez, Robinson; Sánchez, Oscar Fernando Avilés

doi:10.5829/ije.2018.31.08b.08

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“…The modified converter uses two diodes, four energy semiconductor switches, and two capacitors to perform 3-levels. The operating model is based upon a phase-shifted carrier signal [20][21][22][23]. The current balancing system controls the current in DC microgrids, photovoltaic systems, and loads.…”

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Control Strategy in DC Microgrid for Integrated Energy Balancer: Photovoltaic Application

Pratomo

Matthias

2022

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Control Strategy in DC Microgrid for Integrated Energy Balancer: Photovoltaic Application

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2022

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The Role of Higher Education Institutions in the Implementation of Circular Economy in Latin America

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Circular economy (CE) describes a sustainable alternative approach to the current linear economy system. It is a growing topic among scholars, practitioners, and decisionmakers; it encompasses several concepts related to sustainability and requires the synergy of multiple actors for success, including higher education institutions (HEIs) as one of the most relevant ones. Current CE is based mostly on experiences in Global North developed countries, where the concept has gained great attention and has already influenced policies and strategies. However, CE in Latin American countries (LA countries) have not yet received such attention. Thus, some “unique problems” may remain unattended, and efforts to attain a CE are more likely to fail. Likewise, the study shows how the role of HEIs in CE in LA countries has not yet been fully explored, as the literature on this topic is scarce. This paper aims to address the main research question: what is the role of HEIs in the transition to a CE in Latin American countries? For this, a two-fold methodology was performed: (i) a systematic review which allows understanding of the trends of CE research in LA and the extent of the HEIs involvement; and (ii) a narrative review, which provides insights into the state of the art of CE research (gaps, drivers, and barriers) in LA countries and how this relates to HEIs. This approach drew implications for the role of HEIs in the implementation of CE in LA countries. HEIs are key actors in this transition, contributing in several ways to the CE by collaborating with industry, assisting policy makers, building human and intellectual capital, supporting community engagement projects, influencing campus culture, linking with international CE networks, and promoting an inclusive CE discourse. This research contributes to the CE body of knowledge from a Latin-American Global South perspective by discussing the factors that aim to define the role of HEIs in the CE transition in LA countries.

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Hardware in Loop of a Generalized Predictive Controller for a Micro Grid DC System of Renewable Energy Sources

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Control Strategy in DC Microgrid for Integrated Energy Balancer: Photovoltaic Application

Control Strategy in DC Microgrid for Integrated Energy Balancer: Photovoltaic Application

The Role of Higher Education Institutions in the Implementation of Circular Economy in Latin America

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