2012
DOI: 10.1109/tia.2012.2190255
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Maximum Power Point Tracking for Ocean Wave Energy Conversion

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“…Hala ere, turbinaren abiadura kontrolatuta [21][22] efektu hau saihesteaz gain posible da sistema modu eraginkorragoan ere kudeatzea. Jarraian emango dira bi kontrol mota hauen xehetasunak.…”
Section: Kontrol Sistemaunclassified
“…Hala ere, turbinaren abiadura kontrolatuta [21][22] efektu hau saihesteaz gain posible da sistema modu eraginkorragoan ere kudeatzea. Jarraian emango dira bi kontrol mota hauen xehetasunak.…”
Section: Kontrol Sistemaunclassified
“…whereĈ W k is the estimate of the mean OWC capture width at sample k. Both the discrete MPPT and MCWT algorithms have two independent degrees of freedom; the update rate and the step size (Amon et al, 2009(Amon et al, , 2012. The update rate controls the rate at which the controller responds to changes in the mean power/ capture width estimate, and hence changes in incident wave conditions.…”
Section: Maximum Power Point/capture Width Tracking Algorithmsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maximum power point tracking (MPPT), a gradient-ascent type method commonly used in wind and solar energy converters, has been investigated for adaptive PTO control in a WEC (Amon et al, 2009(Amon et al, , 2012, where the load resistance of a linear generator was tuned by varying the duty cycle of a buck converter. The investigation considered a surface following WEC, effectively neglecting hydrodynamics, and focused on the effects of varying the update rate and step size of the MPPT algorithm on the average power output for a single sea state.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, the ratings of the back-to-back converter need to be increased without increase in the active power generation. Recently, the Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) method of "perturb and observe" (P&O) used for solar system has been adapted to WECS [13]. The advantage of the P&O technique is its low computational burden.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%