Simulation and Hardware Implementetation of Grid Connected Solar ChargeController With MPPT
Simulation and Hardware Implementetation of Grid Connected Solar ChargeController With MPPT
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http://ilkogretim-online.org
doi: 10.17051/ilkonline.2019.641243
Abstract— A renewable energy source plays an important role in electricity generation. Various
renewable energy sources like wind, solar, geothermal, ocean thermal, and biomass can be used for
generation of electricity and for meeting our daily energy needs. Energy from the sun is the best option
for electricity generation as it is available everywhere and is free to harness. On an average the sunshine
hour in India is about 6hrs annually also the sun shine shines in India for about 9 months in a year.
Electricity from the sun can be generated through the solar photovoltaic modules (SPV). The SPV comes
in various power output to meet the load requirement [1]. Maximization of power from a solar photo
voltaic module (SPV) is of special interest as the efficiency of the SPV module is very low. A peak power
tracker and DC-DC Boost Converter is used for Extracting the maximum power from the SPV module.
And simulation in PSIM software and hardware result is compare and solar panel maximum efficiencies
is increase nearby 85% using dither routine algorithm method use.
Keywords— PV module, Battery, Grid, Maximum Power Point Tracking( MPPT) module, Inverter,
PSIM, Boost converter.
I. INTRODUCTION
Renewable energy sources play an important role in electricity generation. Various renewable energy
sources like wind, solar, geothermal, ocean thermal, and biomass can be used for generation of electricity
and for meeting our daily energy needs. Energy from the sun is the best option for electricity generation
as it is available everywhere and is free toharness. On an average the sunshine hour in India is about 6hrs
annually also the sun shine shines in India for about 9 months in a year. A worldwide concern for future
access to affordable, sustainable energy is driving the development of more efficient solar power
generation [2]. In any photovoltaic (PV) based system, the master controller is a critical component
responsible for the control of electricity flow between themodule, battery, loads, grid. The proposed for
maximum powerpoint tracking, boost converter, battery charging, and load control. The main elements
of maximum power point tracking system for dc-dc boost converter, battery charging circuit, PIC
controller which selects energy sources to continue supply the load. Using the simulation software PSIM
proposed boost converter topology with predictive control has been chosen.
The final simulation of dc-dc boost converter has been done, which was made in PSIM. It is shown that
the output voltage (30 Vdc) to supply the load and, to charge the battery ifsolar output power is greater
(b) (C)
Fig.3. (b)Result of Open Loop DC-DC Boost Converter for Output Current 0.75A, (C)Result of Open Loop
DC-DC Boost Converter output voltage 30V
(a) (b)
Fig.4 (a) Switching Wave of MOSFET Using Open Loop DC-DC Boost Converter, (b) Voltage across
Inductor Wave of Open Loop DC-DC Boost Converter
Fig.5 Circuit Diagram of Open Loop DC-DC Boost Converter Based on the hardware circuit diagram
the model could beprepared, which is shown in the Fig.6.
Fig.9 Voltage across Inductor Wave of DC-DC Boost Converter Hardware Result
Table No.1 shows that the testing result of hardware with solar panel. Which is graphically represented
in the Fig.12 and Fig.13 identically.
Fig.11 48% O/P Voltage Duty Cycle and O/P Voltage 30 V Waveform
TABLE NO.1
(a) (b)
Fig.12 (a) V-I Characteristics Solar System, (b) Duty Cycle Vs Current
(a) (b)
Fig.13 (a) Duty Cycle Vs O.C.Voltage, (b) Duty Cycle Vs Power Fig.13 shows that the final
implementetation of hardware withresults.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
We would like to thank Topsun Energy Ltd., Gandhinagar, for giving us an opportunity to perform the
project under its premises and give me the industrial exposure with great level of research platform.
We would also thankful to our colleaguesand friends for their kind help.
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