Design and implementation of a 140W charge regulator

Moreno, Camilo; Hernández, Johann; Díaz, Nelson L.; Bayona, Jhon Fredy

doi:10.1109/pvsc.2013.6745073

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“…The above-mentioned advantages of the SEPIC would be very beneficial to a consumer application system powered by an SPV array. To monitor the maximum power point (MPPT), the SEPIC has been employed in many PV-based applications, such as solar chargers and stand-alone PV systems [5][6][7][8]. SEPIC is not used in high-power applications to save money while still delivering decent performance, therefore making the SEPIC obsolete.…”

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PV Powered Neural Network Based SEPIC Converter Fed BLDC for Consumer Application

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Ravichandran²

2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Mater. Sci. Eng.

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The goal of this study is to investigate the utilization of a SEPIC in PV array-fed consumer applications. In order to run a centrifugal pump, a BLDC motor must be employed. It is possible to soften the start of a BLDC motor by using the INC-MPPT approach, which uses the SEPIC for management. As an added advantage, the SEPIC can adjust the input voltage level at its output when used as a DC-DC buck-boost converter. An SPV array may be optimised at any voltage level, independent of the voltage level being utilised, thanks to this feature. Through the use of simulated results created in the MATLAB programme, the dynamic and steady state performance of a BLDC motor linked to a centrifugal water pump powered by a PV array-SEPIC is analysed and confirmed in this study.

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confidence: 99%