ABSTRACT:
KEYWORDS:
1. Maximum power point tracking
2. Phase locked loop
3. Photovoltaic
4. Grid tie inverter
SOFTWARE: MATLAB/SIMULINK
BLOCK DIAGRAM:
Fig. 1. Proposed UPQC with Solar Grid Connected System.
EXPECTED SIMULATION RESULTS:
Fig. 2. Simulation result of PV.
Fig. 3. Output Voltage of Boost Converter.
Fig. 4. PV- Inverter Voltage Response.
Fig. 5. DC-Link Voltage of UPQC.
Fig. 7. Source current.
Fig. 8. THD response Without
UPQC system.
Fig. 9. THD response of
Proposed System.
Fig. 10. Performance Comparison
of MPPT.
CONCLUSION:
In this work presents, a single phase grid connected
PV system. Although the system is designed to run smoothly on the unity power
factor to enable efficient use of full inverter capacity, it runs on any
desired power. Using the Perturb & Observe (P&O) algorithm to ensure
MPPT performance, it can smoothly track changes in sunlight without
oscillation. The simulation and test results show a very good match. The
investigation will cover the MPPT technique, voltage control and current
control of the system. The proposed unit vector template matching with UPQC
gives the best results against all parameters, for example output of solar
cell per unit is 0.94, steady state error 8%, and MPPT efficiency 96.56%
and THD is 4.66%.In this study, UPQC developed a hysteresis controller based on
a single phase UVTG approach and simulated three cases of voltage sag/swell,
unity power factor correction, voltage and current synchronization. The Total
Harmonic Distortions (THDs) of proposed grid integration of photovoltaic systemsalong
with single-phase unified power quality conditioner (UPQC) obtain the range
of IEEE standard because the THD is less than 5%.
Declaration of Competing Interest
The outcomes demonstrate that proposed unit vector
template matching with UPQC gives the best results against all parameters, for
example output of each solar cell per unit is 0.94, steady state error
8%, and MPPT efficiency 94.92% and THD is 4.66%. In this study, UPQC developed
a hysteresis controller based on a single phase UVTG approach and simulated
three cases of voltage sag/swell, unity power factor correction, voltage and
current synchronization. Simulation results show satisfactory behavior in
steady state, and dynamic conditions such as load variation in sunlight,
voltage sags, swell and THD. The Total
Harmonic Distortions (THDs) of proposed grid
integration of photovoltaic systems through single-phase unified power quality
conditioner (UPQC) found within limits of the IEEE standard because the THD is
less than 5%.
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