PV Configuration and Maximization Applied to Parallel Inverters Using Updated Droop Control
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Abstract
This paper presents three approaches, the first to upgrade the droop control to improve the performances when paralleling five inverters connected to the PV solar. The second compares the two approach connections of PV solar using two methods, the series parallel (SP) and the Total Cross Tied (TCT). The third proposes the MPPT algorithm for power maximization of the PV solar during shadow problem. The proposed droop control generates references for nonlinear control to regulate the state variables of the inverters, their output voltages to reduce current circulation between the inverters, the dc bus voltage and the current harmonics. The master inverter regulates the total reactive power in the source side in order to obtain unity power factor. The others inverters (slaves) regulate their respective output voltages to track the master inverter voltage. The control approach proposed is dedicated for equal or different power ratings of any number of parallel inverters with different PV solar power operation. For far inverters station distance, wireless communication may be used from the master to other slave inverters. Many tests are validated by varying the PV power and the load of the proposed control approach.
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