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Using ANN Based MPPT Controller To Increase PV Central Performance
Using ANN Based MPPT Controller To Increase PV Central Performance
Using ANN Based MPPT Controller To Increase PV Central Performance
central performance
2022 2nd International Conference on Advanced Electrical Engineering (ICAEE) | 978-1-6654-1741-9/22/$31.00 ©2022 IEEE | DOI: 10.1109/ICAEE53772.2022.9961982
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Fig. 1. a) The existing design of module 1; b) The proposed design for
module 1 N N
V + I s Rs V + I s R s
I = N p .I ph − N p .I 0 exp N p − 1 − Np (2)
N S .a. kT Ns
R s
q
Np
Where I is the output current expressed in amps, V is the
output voltage of the PV array expressed in volts, and I0 is the
saturation current flowing in the opposite direction via the
diode. Within this equation, Rs and Rp stand for the series and
parallel resistances, K stands for the Boltzmann constant
(1.38x10-23 [J/K]), T speaks for the operating temperature in
Kelvin [K], q refers for the electron charge (1.6x10-19
Coulomb), and a stands for the diode ideal factor.
The saturation current I0 of those cells is:
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TABLE. I. DATA SHEET OF ATERSA A-250M.
Vin * D
L= (5)
Parameter Symbol Value ∆I L * f s
Maximum Power Pmpp 250 W
While:
Voltage @ Pmpp Vmpp 30.35 V
Current @ Pmpp Impp 8.24 A Vin − min * D
ΔIL = (6)
Short circuit current Isc 8.79 A fs * L
Open voltage current Voc 37.62 V
ΔIL= estimate ripple current, Vin-min= minimum input voltage,
Temperature coefficient of Β -0.34 %/°C
fs= switch frequency,
open circuit voltage D= duty cycle, L= inductor.
Temperature coefficient of Α 0.03 %/°C Io * D
short circuit current C= (7)
Surface S 1.63m2 f s * ∆Vo
Number of series cells Ns 60 C= capacitor, Io= output current, ΔVo = estimate ripple
Fig. 3. I-V / P-V Characteristics of the PV module at various irradiance voltage.
of 25°C
Fig. 4. Boost converter
(a)
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data. The decision is provided in an output data set by the B. Simulink model
second layer (output layer). Ultimately, the neurons between The atmospheric data of PV array input (Temperature and
the input and output determine which layer is buried [14]. The Irradiance) is every half hour (30 min) as shown in figures 6
data utilized to create the ANN controller include Irradiance and 7
and Temperature for input and Vmpp for output during the
winter season. We apply the equation to represent the neuron. Fig. 6. Global Irradiance (W/m2)
Z = m =1 X mWm + α
M
(8)
(a)
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Fig. 12. DC-DC output voltage at various irradiance and temperature.
Fig. 14. DC-DC output power of PV module for the proposed model.
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