An Enhanced EPP-MPPT Algorithm With Modified Control Technique in Solar-Based Inverter Applications: Analysis and Experimentation
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Abstract
In this paper, an optimized adaptive perturb-perturb (PP) based algorithm is presented. The modified algorithm has a predictive variable step size calculated through the Newton-Raphson procedure, making its programming effort simple. This combination merits fewer calculations, faster response time and can simply be applied effectively in both bright and shady conditions. The algorithm is developed as a C language code linked to the PSIM simulation representing a typical photovoltaic module system. The proposed algorithm's simulation results proved faster tracking time response with a reduced error than the standard system. The tracking time is ten times faster than the MPPT method and reduced by 10 seconds in a 100 kHz converter. The measured error is less than 0.03% at steady state. A modified control modulation scheme is blended with the algorithm as well. Experimental results are provided using a 10 W prototype for telecom applications and another 300W practical micro inverter as a proof of concept, and in agreement with both modelling and simulation results. In addition, the results validate the viability of the proposed algorithm in the cases of linear (resistor) and non-linear (brushless motor) loads. The PSIM and experimental setups are provided to prove the concept of the proposed methodology, which is critical for universal solar-inverter applications.
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