Performance evaluation of SEPIC, Luo and ZETA converter

Siddharthan, Niranjana; Balasubramanian, Baskaran

doi:10.11591/ijpeds.v10.i1.pp374-380

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“…1400Ω. cm [18], the anode length 1 m 3.28ft/m 3.28ft, the twice anode depth 2m 3.28ft/m 6.56ft and 0.04m 3.28ft/m 0.1312ft. Now, sub in (5) to find the anode to earth resistance : then, 2.1405Ω Also, from (4) to find the coating resistance:…”

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Design and implementation of an impressed current cathodic protection system for buried metallic pipes (part II) (considering Al-Quds gas station in Baghdad)

Mohammed¹,

Abdulbaqi²

2020

IJPEDS

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<span>In this part, the implementation of the Cathodic Protection (CP) station in a new position is done due to the analytical study of the part (I) [1]. Also, a PV fed self-adjusted DC-DC converter is designed and implemented for this purpose, and Aluminum anodes designed and manufactured for the sake of approving the proposed CP station operation. A field test shows enhanced results due to the National Association of Corrosion Engineering NACE standard. An edit has been made on the main empirical formula that is previously intended for the design of the same CP system. The proposed CP station is very flexible, more accurate, of lower cost, and needs little maintenance as compared with the already existing CP station.</span>

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“…The basic circuit of the buck converter is shown in Figure 1 [14,15]. The buck converter works in two operation modes: continuous conduction mode and discontinuous conduction mode [ 16,17,18].…”

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Design and implementation of an impressed current cathodic protection system for buried metallic pipes (part II) (considering Al-Quds gas station in Baghdad)

Mohammed¹,

Abdulbaqi²

2020

IJPEDS

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“…The INC MPPT technique is implemented to control the Luo converter [22]. Predicated on the speed of modification of current and voltage, the duty ratio is either increased or diminished to achieve maximum capacity having a DC output voltage at the limit.…”

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Simulation of Standalone Three-Phase Photovoltaic System with SPWM and SVPWM Techniques

Saravanan*,

Sivakumaran

2020

IJITEE

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Maximum power point tracking is a method employed to produce the utmost power available from the photovoltaic module. To date, many algorithms for maximum power point tracking technique had been stated, every with its own capabilities. In this paper, a Luo converter with high-voltage conversion gain is employed to track photovoltaic panels at maximum power and to step up the voltage to a higher level. This work also aims to validate the performance of the maximum power point tracking system with Luo converter which utilizes incremental conductance techniques. Space vector modulation and sinusoidal pulse width modulations are the control techniques employed to control the three-phase voltage source converter. In order to measure the overall performance indices of the proposed system, a simulation is carried out in MATLAB / Simulink environment.

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“…The common dc link is where the energy from each input is combined and then distributed to the loads through another DC-DC converter for each load. In a system of this nature [13][14][15], each DC-DC converter communicates with each other in order to control the power transferred from each input to its respective output. With this type of topology if one were to add multiple input modules, the overall system would become too large for its particular application where size and weight are an issue.…”

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Renewable power interface based rural telecom

Amutha¹,

Andrew²,

Shajie³

et al. 2019

IJPEDS

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<span>To power remote area telecom where grid supplied electricity is unreliable, an alternative exists in the form of renewable energy sources. These sources mainly rely on the weather condition of a particular area for their source of power. To overcome such problem, hybridization of energy sources are prefered. Hybridization of solar-wind systems use a separate converter for each source thus leading to a complex, bulky and less efficient system. This paper presents a single renewable power interface which allows solar and wind sources to supply the load separately or simultaneously depending on the availability of the energy sources. It uses cuk and sepic converter topologies to form cuk-seic interfece. These systems also use battery backup to store excess energy and to make best use of their operating characteristics. Performance comparison between a cuk-sepic renewable power interface with and without MPPT using MATLAB/SIMULINK is presented. A detailed componentwise analysis is also done to calculate best efficient interface. It is found that the cuk-sepic interface with MPPT is efficient. A lab level model for cuk-sepic interface is developed and tested. The experimental results proved the effective operation of a single renewable power cuk-sepic interface with MPPT. </span>

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Performance evaluation of SEPIC, Luo and ZETA converter

Cited by 28 publications

References 7 publications

Design and implementation of an impressed current cathodic protection system for buried metallic pipes (part II) (considering Al-Quds gas station in Baghdad)

Design and implementation of an impressed current cathodic protection system for buried metallic pipes (part II) (considering Al-Quds gas station in Baghdad)

Simulation of Standalone Three-Phase Photovoltaic System with SPWM and SVPWM Techniques

Renewable power interface based rural telecom

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