ADVANCED MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF CONTROL OF RURAL SOLAR PV MICRO GRID USING FLC
Keywords:
SEPIC, Fuzzy, PV, Microgrid, DC-DC converter, THDAbstract
This paper proposes an approach for the hybrid solar photovoltaic and Battery management for stand-alone applications. Battery charging process is non-linear, time-varying with a considerable time delay so it is difficult to achieve the best energy management performance by using traditional control approaches. A fuzzy control strategy for battery charging or discharging used in a renewable power generation system is analyzed in the paper. To improve the life cycle of the battery, fuzzy control manages the desired state of charge. A fuzzy logic-based controller to be used for the Battery SOC control of the designed hybrid system is proposed. This paper presents a general description of the implemented microgrid topology. The exact linearization theory adapted for power converters is applied to both a Single-Ended PrimaryInductor converter (SEPIC) to extract energy from PV modules and to a Boost converter to increase the voltage. The entire designed system is modeled and simulated using MATLAB/Simulink environment.
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