Abstract

Due to the growing demand for photovoltaic power generation systems for grid-connected renewable energy systems, the high-quality energy and the good efficiency are necessary. For this reason, two-level parallel inverters are used in grid-connected PV systems connected to standard AC and DC connections are widely utilized. This structure is often relied on to raise the quality of the power and increase the power conversion efficiency. This article proposes a grid-tied energetic system composed of a photovoltaic source connected to the grid by the means of DC-DC boost converter controlled by hell clamping algorithm MPPT to improve the harvesting of the PV power, and of two VSIs connected in parallel interfaced by a coupling filter and controlled by two methods namely, classic DPC-PI and improved DPC-ST. An extensive simulation analysis was carried out to validate the proposed control approach by the comparison with the conventional method base on PI regulator. The proposed technique introduced a superior performance in terms of lower voltage stress at the DC-link, the THD of the injected current, and the ripples of the active and reactive power.

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