Proceedings of the 2011 International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Informatics 2011
DOI: 10.1109/iceei.2011.6021836
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Modeling of wind energy system with MPPT control

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“…p C is the measure of the efficiency of the entire wind turbine system which is the ratio of true electrical power generated by the wind turbine to the total wind turbine power at specific wind speed. The expression for the tip speed ratio (  ) is expressed [7] in (10) Therefore, true power extracted by a wind turbine [8] can be given by (11) as…”
Section: B Modeling Of Wind Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…p C is the measure of the efficiency of the entire wind turbine system which is the ratio of true electrical power generated by the wind turbine to the total wind turbine power at specific wind speed. The expression for the tip speed ratio (  ) is expressed [7] in (10) Therefore, true power extracted by a wind turbine [8] can be given by (11) as…”
Section: B Modeling Of Wind Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Larger step-size can generate faster responses and more oscillations around the MPP which can represent low efficiency; on the other hand, smaller stepsize improves efficiency but reduces the convergence speed [5]. The initialization of parameters is also an important aspect of this technique, some reported works suggest to run a related algorithm to find the suitable values and then run the P&O algorithm [10].…”
Section: Hill-climb Search (Hcs) Controlmentioning
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“…Some techniques need an accurate knowledge of the turbine parameters and the measurement of the wind speed [9]; some of them do not require the measurement of the wind system, but do implement an estimator [10]; some recent techniques do not require to measure any parameter, normally they are based in conventional algorithms improved by intelligent techniques like fuzzy logic, neural networks or genetics algorithms [11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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“…Its availability is sporadic and should be complemented by other power sources like batteries in most of cases. [6][7][8] Due to intermittent nature of the renewable energy resources, system using single renewable energy source leads to oversized components and unnecessary operational and lifecycle cost. 9 Two or more forms of energy resources can be combined to form a hybrid energy system that complements the drawbacks in each individual energy resources.…”
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“…58 Maximum power output of the wind turbine is difficult to maintain at all wind speed conditions due to nonline ar characteristics of the wind turbine. 6,59 So, there are various control strategies to track the maximum power of the wind turbine systems. Some techniques track maximum power by observing the change in power produced while some techniques need mechanical sensors that measure the wind speed to calculate the value of generator speed that forces it to operate in maximum power point thus they are sensitive to modeling uncertainties and become insensitive in some cases.…”
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