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    This document describes an experiment to simulate and analyze the performance of a solar-wind hybrid energy system using MATLAB/Simulink. The system combines solar panels and wind turbines to independently generate electricity without a grid connection. It uses charge controllers and batteries to regulate energy storage from the solar and wind sources, and an inverter transforms the DC power for AC use with power management optimization. The goal is to analyze the autonomous and reliable clean energy production for off-grid locations.

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    This document describes an experiment to simulate and analyze the performance of a solar-wind hybrid energy system using MATLAB/Simulink. The system combines solar panels and wind turbines to independently generate electricity without a grid connection. It uses charge controllers and batteries to regulate energy storage from the solar and wind sources, and an inverter transforms the DC power for AC use with power management optimization. The goal is to analyze the autonomous and reliable clean energy production for off-grid locations.

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    This document describes an experiment to simulate and analyze the performance of a solar-wind hybrid energy system using MATLAB/Simulink. The system combines solar panels and wind turbines to independently generate electricity without a grid connection. It uses charge controllers and batteries to regulate energy storage from the solar and wind sources, and an inverter transforms the DC power for AC use with power management optimization. The goal is to analyze the autonomous and reliable clean energy production for off-grid locations.

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    This document describes an experiment to simulate and analyze the performance of a solar-wind hybrid energy system using MATLAB/Simulink. The system combines solar panels and wind turbines to independently generate electricity without a grid connection. It uses charge controllers and batteries to regulate energy storage from the solar and wind sources, and an inverter transforms the DC power for AC use with power management optimization. The goal is to analyze the autonomous and reliable clean energy production for off-grid locations.

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    EXPERIMENT – 8

    AIM: - Simulation and performance analysis of Solar -Wind hybrid energy system
    APPARATUS: - MATLAB/SIMULINK
    THEORY: -
    A stand-alone solar-wind hybrid energy system combines solar photovoltaic panels and wind
    turbines to generate electricity independently of the grid. Solar panels convert sunlight into
    DC power, and wind turbines harness wind energy, converting it to electrical energy. A charge
    controller regulates battery charging, and batteries store excess energy for use during low
    production periods. An inverter transforms DC power into AC power, and a power
    management system optimizes energy distribution. The system's autonomy, reliability, and
    environmental sustainability make it suitable for remote or off-grid locations, providing a
    reliable and clean energy source

    PROCEDURE: -
    1. Setup Matlab
    2. Open Simulink

    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM: -

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