2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.solener.2020.02.093
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The effects of noises on metaheuristic algorithms applied to the PV parameter extraction problem

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“…To compensate for the voltage-current implicit coupling, the lambert W function is obtained. Because of its considerable level of accuracy, the Lambert W function is obtained to optimally determine the parameters of the SD and DD PV models, particularly at heterogeneous operating temperatures [26], [88], [89], [102]. Therefore, the output currents of the SD and DD PV models utilizing the Lambert W function may be given by the following: For the SD PV model: (10) where (11) For the DD PV model: (12) where (13) (14)…”
Section: Lambert W Function Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To compensate for the voltage-current implicit coupling, the lambert W function is obtained. Because of its considerable level of accuracy, the Lambert W function is obtained to optimally determine the parameters of the SD and DD PV models, particularly at heterogeneous operating temperatures [26], [88], [89], [102]. Therefore, the output currents of the SD and DD PV models utilizing the Lambert W function may be given by the following: For the SD PV model: (10) where (11) For the DD PV model: (12) where (13) (14)…”
Section: Lambert W Function Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The A and S have high-dense performance, but they can easily approach due to the low dispersion. The S and A can be modeled as follows: (26) where is a randomly number chosen to distinguish between the A and S operators.…”
Section: Exploitation Phasementioning
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“…This comprehensive literature research is conducted as a source of knowledge and validation complemented by a systematic review of the modeling, performance enhancement techniques, and optimization of these systems. Some works related to the application of metaheuristic algorithms in solar systems were reported earlier, for instance, the use of these techniques in PV parameter estimation, identification, and extraction problems [25][26][27][28][29]. However, this paper is the first-ever attempt to present the recent trends on the applications of metaheuristic techniques in SAH optimization to a wide audience.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…In addition, the control settings, if exist, should be fine-tuned [24]. Finally, the noise and nonlinearity may affect the performance of these methods marginally [25]. The SD and DD PV models are the most frequently used in the literature, and their success is heavily reliant on the parameters that are required to be optimally extracted [23].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%