Modeling of photovoltaic system for uniform and non-uniform irradiance: A critical review

Jena, Debashisha; Ramana, Vanjari Venkata

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2015.07.079

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“…This factor is not a unit conversion and is introduced based on the calculation of percentage error. To set the R p_Est , the expression is R p_Est = V oc I sc × 100 (9) in which I sc and V oc values for different environment conditions can be calculated from (4) and the following equation, respectively: (10) in which β is the temperature coefficient of V oc . By substituting R p_mpp from (6) and R p_Est from (9) in (8), the benchmark formula to calculate R p_model is…”

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“…Otherwise, the model may not appropriately replicate the I-V curves of the practical PV modules. Researchers in the past formularized these parameters using three different methods: non-iterative, iterative, and artificial intelligence [9].…”

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“…After a comprehensive literature survey of single diode models [9], the following critical observations are noted:…”

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Variable Parameters for a Single Exponential Model of Photovoltaic Modules in Crystalline-Silicon

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Abstract:The correct approximation of parallel resistance (R p ) and series resistance (R s ) poses a major challenge for the single diode model of the photovoltaic module (PV). The bottleneck behind the limited accuracy of the model is the static estimation of resistive parameters. This means that R p and R s, once estimated, usually remain constant for the entire operating range of the same weather condition, as well as for other conditions. Another contributing factor is the availability of only standard test condition (STC) data in the manufacturer's datasheet. This paper proposes a single-diode model with dynamic relations of R p and R s . The relations not only vary the resistive parameters for constant/distinct weather conditions but also provide a non-iterative solution. Initially, appropriate software is used to extract the data of current-voltage (I-V) curves from the manufacturer's datasheet. By using these raw data and simple statistical concepts, the relations for R p and R s are designed. Finally, it is proved through root mean square error (RMSE) analysis that the proposed model holds a one-tenth advantage over numerous recently proposed models. Simultaneously, it is low complex, iteration-free (0 to voltage in maximum power point V mpp range), and requires less computation time to trace the I-V curve.

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Variable Parameters for a Single Exponential Model of Photovoltaic Modules in Crystalline-Silicon

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“…This parameter extraction can be carried out based on analytical or computational methods. A quite complete review of the different methods for fitting the equivalent circuit to the solar cell/panel behavior can be found in recent works by Jena and Ramana [1] and Humada et al [2].…”

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“…The extracted parameters from these equations are included in Tables 2 and 3. The extraction was carried out analytically, based on procedures already described in previous works [3,[5][6][7], using different conditions to extract the parameters in each case: as 1D in Figures 2 and 3, and Tables 2 and 3): the three characteristic points from the testing data (short circuit current, I sc , open circuit voltage, V oc , and current and voltage levels at maximum power point, I mp , V mp ), are used as the three conditions needed to extract the values of parameters I pv , I 0 and a in Equation (1). The I-V curve resulting from this model crosses the aforementioned maximum power point, but it is not assured that this condition is reached at this point.…”

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Analytical Calculation of Photovoltaic Systems Maximum Power Point (MPP) Based on the Operation Point

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This work proposes a new analytical model to extract the 1-Diode/2-Resistor solar cell/panel equivalent circuit parameters. The methodology is based on a reduced amount of experimentally measured information: short-circuit current, the slope of the I-V curve at that point, the open-circuit voltage, and the current and voltage levels, together with the slope of the I-V curve at the instantaneous operation point. This procedure is specially designed to analyze the performance of autonomous photovoltaic systems, which are most of the primary sources for spacecraft power. Results show good agreement with experimental data. Furthermore, this methodology allows for fast and accurate I-V curve maximum power point (MPP) identification.

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A low voltage harvesting in photovoltaic generation systems using negative embedded Z‐source inverter

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Jena

2021

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Commercial two-stage grid-connected photovoltaic (PV) inverters suffer from a narrow band maximum power point (MPP) voltage operation. If the voltage falls outside this narrow band, the inverter switches its operation from MPP to power limitation mode. At the same time, these inverters need high start-up voltages to turn them ON again. The evolutionary algorithms are widely used to track the global MPP at wide input (PV) voltage range. However, the global MPP at low PV voltages cannot be boosted to grid voltage level due to the limited duty ratio of conventional DC-DC converters that restricts the inverter MPP voltage range. This paper summarizes the potential challenges of narrow range MPP voltage solar inverters under partial shading scenarios. Also, demonstrates a proposed singlestage negative embedded Z-source single-stage inverter (NEZSI) to extend the MPP voltage range. The proposed topology wakes up the inverter at lower threshold voltages that enables it to extract energy from low PV string voltages. In addition, the proposed inverter tracks the MPP at a faster rate with low input current ripple, inrush current, and device stresses. Further in this paper, qualitative and quantitative comparisons between state-of-the-art topologies are provided to highlight the superiority of the proposed inverter. Simulation and experimental validation of the proposed inverter are demonstrated with traditional perturb and observe (P&O) and variable step P&O algorithms. K E Y W O R D Sgrid-connected PV inverters, low voltage harvesting, negative embedded ZSI, single-stage grid-connected inverter, wake-up voltage, Y-source inverter, Z-source inverter | INTRODUCTIONOwing to the expected depletion of fossil fuels, most countries are now using renewable energy to have a maximum load. The Solar photovoltaic (PV) power generation shares a substantial amount of loads among the renewable energy generation. The PV generation in remote areas could reduce transmission losses.

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Modeling of photovoltaic system for uniform and non-uniform irradiance: A critical review

Cited by 97 publications

References 161 publications

Variable Parameters for a Single Exponential Model of Photovoltaic Modules in Crystalline-Silicon

Variable Parameters for a Single Exponential Model of Photovoltaic Modules in Crystalline-Silicon

Analytical Calculation of Photovoltaic Systems Maximum Power Point (MPP) Based on the Operation Point

A low voltage harvesting in photovoltaic generation systems using negative embedded Z‐source inverter

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