Maximum Power Operation of a PV System Employing Zeta Converter with Modified P&amp;O Algorithm

Joshi, Kavita; Raut, Vaishali; Waghmare, Surendra; Waje, Manisha; Patil, Rupali

doi:10.14445/22315381/ijett-v70i7p236

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“…It is based on how current and duty cycle relate to one another. [10] The comparison analysis between modified MPPT algorithm and conventional P&O algorithm was done by [11,12] MPP algorithm and PI controller is used in this work and it had been observed that the steady-state and dynamic performance was quite satisfactory. Also the proposed system gave satisfactory results when operated under 30% of insolation levels.…”

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Performance Analysis of Solar PV system integrated with SEPIC and ZETA converter

Dwivedi,

Maurya,

Gangwar

et al. 2023

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The renewable energy source that is now expanding the fastest is solar energy. It is expanding quickly because of its many applications and affordable upkeep. In order to maintain a consistent output voltage, the DC-DC power electronic converter is integrated with the solar PV system. This study examines SEPIC and ZETA converters in conjunction with a solar PV array. In this study, many characteristics like DC voltage, inductance, capacitance, and voltage are discussed. This research also compares and contrasts the SEPIC and ZETA converters. The MATLAB/Simulink environment is used for all work. When all the parameters are set to certain standard values, waveforms are produced. This demonstrates how changing a few parameters could produce distinct waveforms.

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