Design and development of new control technique for standalone PV system

Abstract

A Sub-Maximum Power Point Tracking (S-MPPT) algorithm improves the performance of Photo Voltaic (PV) systems. This S-MPPT is used in single-phase PV system to test the tracking accuracy and its impact on the consistency of the whole system. Single phase PV Deadbeat Scheduler is proposed in this paper. The Deadbeat scheduler is a linear system. It initializes each initial state of the system to zero in shortest time possible. A single phase PV structure configuration is proposed to decrease the partial shading effect by changing the parameters of S-MPPT control algorithm. Thus, voltage sensor based S-MPPT algorithm through voltage reference control technique with the help of controller is developed for minimizing the tracking time and steady state oscillations. Selection of the objective function to mitigate the drawbacks associated with voltage sensor based algorithm for a decrease in solar irradiance are also demonstrated. The proposed MPPT algorithm with the designed controller is tested for a step change in irradiance from 270 to 480 W/m2 with a perturbation time of 20 ms and ∆V = 0.5 V (perturbation of voltage). From the simulation results, the proposed method with S-MPPT plus deadbeat control algorithm is compared with other existing algorithms.