Maximum Power Point Tracking of PV System under Partial Shading Conditions by Using ALS Optimization based FPPT Algorithm
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Abstract
In photovoltaic (PV) power generation systems, it is crucial to employ flexible power point tracking control mechanisms. This approach is necessary to effectively manage the output power generated on the PV side, thereby ensuring that it adheres to the established grid connection standards. By implementing such control strategies, the system can optimize energy production while maintaining compatibility with the requirements set forth by the grid. However, conventional Flexible Power Point Tracking (FPPT) methods are having their own limitations to work effectively during Partial Shading Conditions (PSCs). This research work presents a method for FPPT that is founded on the adaptive lion swarm (ALS) optimization technique. Subsequently, the ALS technique is employed to selectively enhance the functioning of various intervals in order to attain FPPT control on either theleft or rightside of the maximum powerpoint. Hardware - in - the Loop (HIL) tests conducted on the ALS algorithm demonstrates that it possesses robust global search and local exploitation capabilities, surpassing those of the algorithms it was compared against benchmark algorithms such as WOA, MGWO, HOA and MIWO. Various results presented here are evident to prove the significance use of proposedmethod.
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