Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load

In this paper, a comprehensive control analysis is presented, with emphasis on regulating the terminal voltage of a photovoltaic generator, interfaced with a current mode controlled buck DC-DC converter, which is, in turn terminated by a battery. The combined generator-convertor-load system possesse...

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Main Authors: Moshe Sitbon, Martin Mellincovsky, Ilan Aharon
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Kaunas University of Technology 2019-06-01
Series:Elektronika ir Elektrotechnika
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Online Access:http://eejournal.ktu.lt/index.php/elt/article/view/23677
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spelling doaj-be2d670ba35147e39b684ce05f9407e32020-11-25T02:05:21ZengKaunas University of TechnologyElektronika ir Elektrotechnika1392-12152029-57312019-06-01253566210.5755/j01.eie.25.3.2367723677Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-LoadMoshe SitbonMartin MellincovskyIlan AharonIn this paper, a comprehensive control analysis is presented, with emphasis on regulating the terminal voltage of a photovoltaic generator, interfaced with a current mode controlled buck DC-DC converter, which is, in turn terminated by a battery. The combined generator-convertor-load system possesses nonlinear behaviour, and is subject to environmental conditions, thus causing the control task complicated. Additionally, analyses of small signal equations reveal a possible unstable condition. Hence, a new method of designing a controller for worst-case scenario is presented. Additionally, results of implementing a typical linear controller (PI), which can be designed only in reference to a single nominal operation point, revealing a varied responses. Simulation and results of mathematical analysis are presented to verify the proposed method.http://eejournal.ktu.lt/index.php/elt/article/view/23677control designdc-dc power convertersmathematical analysisphotovoltaic systems
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author Moshe Sitbon
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Ilan Aharon
Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
Elektronika ir Elektrotechnika
control design
dc-dc power converters
mathematical analysis
photovoltaic systems
author_facet Moshe Sitbon
Martin Mellincovsky
Ilan Aharon
author_sort Moshe Sitbon
title Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
title_short Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
title_full Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
title_fullStr Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
title_full_unstemmed Controller Performance Assessment of a Photovoltaic Generator Terminated in a Current-Mode-Buck-Convertor-Load
title_sort controller performance assessment of a photovoltaic generator terminated in a current-mode-buck-convertor-load
publisher Kaunas University of Technology
series Elektronika ir Elektrotechnika
issn 1392-1215
2029-5731
publishDate 2019-06-01
description In this paper, a comprehensive control analysis is presented, with emphasis on regulating the terminal voltage of a photovoltaic generator, interfaced with a current mode controlled buck DC-DC converter, which is, in turn terminated by a battery. The combined generator-convertor-load system possesses nonlinear behaviour, and is subject to environmental conditions, thus causing the control task complicated. Additionally, analyses of small signal equations reveal a possible unstable condition. Hence, a new method of designing a controller for worst-case scenario is presented. Additionally, results of implementing a typical linear controller (PI), which can be designed only in reference to a single nominal operation point, revealing a varied responses. Simulation and results of mathematical analysis are presented to verify the proposed method.
topic control design
dc-dc power converters
mathematical analysis
photovoltaic systems
url http://eejournal.ktu.lt/index.php/elt/article/view/23677
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