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IJSTR >> Volume 9 - Issue 9, September 2020 Edition



International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research  
International Journal of Scientific & Technology Research

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ISSN 2277-8616



Simulation And Analysis Of Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm Based MPPT For PV System Operating Under Partial Shading Condition

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AUTHOR(S)

Ritu K R, Dr.BHARAT MISHRA, Dr.A K Wadhwani

 

KEYWORDS

Partial Shading Conditions ,Photovoltaic, Maximum Power Point MPP ,Maximum Power Point Tracking MPPT ,Global PowerPoint GMP, Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) ,DC-DC Boost Converter ,Local Maximum Power Point.

 

ABSTRACT

With the ever increasing demand solar energy has emerged as one of the most important renewable energy sources, so it is important to operate the photovoltaic panels in a manner that we obtain maximum efficiency from it. But there are problem associated with the photovoltaic panels like the Partial Shading Condition which greatly impacts the proficiency of PV system. MPPT performs an important role to enhance the power of PV systems. During PSC PV trajectories will be distinct and very complex due to various peaks available .The conventional MPPT methods will fail to reach the Global Maximum Power Point and it usually stays at the Local Maximum Peak Point which surely would decline the efficiency and performance of the PV module. This research focuses on Particle Swarm Optimization approach for tracking peak power to identify the GM PP. This approach provides a high reliability robustness and proficiency towards Maximum Power Point. The authenticity of this proposed algorithm is done using MATLAB /Simulink.

 

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