Advances in solar photovoltaic technology: an applications perspective

Barker, P.P.; Bing, Julia

doi:10.1109/pes.2005.1489304

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“…Therefore, these devices are very simple in design and for efficient handling [16]. In addition, they have the ability to give larger outputs from smaller inputs.…”

Section: Fundamentals Of Photovoltaic Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar energy for future world: - A review

Nadarajah

Vakeesan

2016

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

1,296

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“…Therefore, these devices are very simple in design and for efficient handling [16]. In addition, they have the ability to give larger outputs from smaller inputs.…”

Section: Fundamentals Of Photovoltaic Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar energy for future world: - A review

Nadarajah

Vakeesan

2016

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

1,296

485

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“…(A) AC/DC-coupled Hybrid Power Systems For the hybrid power system whose demand is to be supplied from PV-system, wind turbine, a battery, and a diesel generator various configurations are explained in [2][3][4][5]. In general, there are three accepted categories of hybrid system technological configurations; according to the voltage they are coupled with each other and to load.…”

Section: Connection Topologies Of Hybrid Power Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Solar Wind and Diesel Hybrid Energy System: A Review

Gupta¹,

Singh²,

Jain³

2016

Proceedings of the International Conference on Recent Cognizance in Wireless Communication &Amp; Image Processing

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Access to electricity is now a basic requirement of mankind. There are still many places in the world which have no access to electrical energy. Even though many of these places might have substantial potential for energy generation the resources are not utilized or identified properly. So, in remote places generation of electricity from renewable energy sources, like solar and wind, could be a good option. For stand-alone, isolated, or off-grid system the energy needs to be stored whenever it is available from these sources and supplied if required. In hilly and remote regions where renewable energy potential is high, large-scale generating systems could also be an option but due to the complex geography and difficult infrastructure, small-scale systems might seem more feasible. The energy from these renewable/natural sources tends to vary throughout the day and hence optimizing the energy capture is necessary. The major objective of this paper is to identify and suggest a simple and flexible system that optimizes the power generation from all of these renewable sources. In this paper, a brief overview of various hybrid systems' connection topologies having wind, solar, and diesel genset has been discussed.

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“…Voltage V PV can be reached when T 1 and T 2 are on. In that case T 3 and T 4 Table V corresponds to case in which the whole line inductor is in the phase conductor and Table VI to the case in which the line inductor is symmetrically split in both conductors.…”

Section: Transformerless Pv System With Three-level Half Bridge Convementioning

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Ground currents in single‐phase transformerless photovoltaic systems

Gubía

Sanchis

Ursúa

et al. 2007

Progress in Photovoltaics

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The relative weight of the energy generated by means of renewable sources is constantly increasing. Among all these sources, the photovoltaic (PV) systems present the higher and more stable relative growth. However, the PV system is still too expensive and a significant effort is being done to increase the efficiency and reduce the cost. Concerning the PV inverters, this has lead to the elimination of the low frequency (LF) transformer that has been traditionally included. The LF transformer provides isolation from the grid but reduces the PV inverter efficiency and increases its size and cost. However, the elimination of the transformer might generate strong ground currents, which become now an important design parameter for the PV inverter. The ground currents are a function of the system stray elements. However, there is no simple model and procedure to study the common mode behavior of a PV system, which is required to analyze the ground currents. In this paper, a comprehensible model is proposed which provides a better understanding of the common mode issue in single-phase transformerless PV systems. In addition, a procedure is developed to analyze the global performance, efficiency, grid current quality, and common mode behavior of a PV inverter as a function of its particular structure and modulation technique.

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Advances in solar photovoltaic technology: an applications perspective

Cited by 39 publications

References 1 publication

Solar energy for future world: - A review

Solar energy for future world: - A review

Solar Wind and Diesel Hybrid Energy System: A Review

Ground currents in single‐phase transformerless photovoltaic systems

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