Industrial Automation PLC-based modeling and diode ideality factor impact on PV characteristics

Ouberri, Youness; Yatimi, Hanane; Aroudam, Elhassan

doi:10.1109/iccsre.2019.8807632

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“…By comparing the results, it is clear that the PLC outcomes meet those extracted in Kashif et al using another modeling technique for the same PV module, that is, the multicrystalline KG200GT. Hence, the PLC gives good accuracy regarding the output current, and consequently the power, despite the nonlinearity of the current equation . The PV module block will be the input of the studied PV system.…”

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“…as shown in Figure 2. 19,20 Table 1 summarizes the important extracted outcomes. By comparing the results, it is clear that the PLC outcomes meet those extracted in Kashif et al 21 using another modeling technique for the same PV module, that is, the multicrystalline KG200GT.…”

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“…Hence, the PLC gives good accuracy regarding the output current, and consequently the power, despite the nonlinearity of the current equation. 19 The PV module block will be the input of the studied PV system.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The latter treats the mathematical formulas by using the available functions such as Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Exponential, Sinus, Cosinus, etc. as shown in Figure . Figures and show the current voltage ( I ‐ V ) block and curves, and the power voltage (P‐V) block and curves, respectively, under TIA Portal/WinCC of the multicrystalline KG200GT PV module, both for several irradiation levels at 298.15 K (25°C) …”

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“…as shown in Figure 2. 19,20 Figures 3 and 4 show the current voltage (I-V) block and curves, and the power voltage (P-V) block and curves, respectively, under TIA Portal/WinCC of the multicrystalline KG200GT PV module, both for several irradiation levels at 298.15 K (25 C). 20 Table 1 summarizes the important extracted outcomes.…”

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Design of a robust sliding mode controller for MPPT based on automation PLC for PV applications

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2020

Int Trans Electr Energ Syst

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Summary This paper presents a novel automated design of the photovoltaic maximum power point tracking (MPPT), based on the robust sliding mode control, using the automation programmable logic controller (PLC) software. The aim is to maintain the photovoltaic system operating at its maximum by continuously tracking the maximum power point, with considerable oscillation reduction to overcome the drawbacks usually witnessed with standard MPPT algorithms using automation PLC. The studied system is modeled and simulated using the Siemens automation software (TIA portal), and an empirical implementation is implemented using the Siemens S7‐1200 PLC as a controller. To validate the robustness of the proposed sliding mode control, the system outcomes under variant meteorological conditions using both the sliding mode controller and the well‐known incremental conductance algorithm are compared. The results reveal that the sliding mode control provides smooth and precise MPPT that far exceeds the incremental conductance performance.

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Section: The Pv Modulementioning

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