2018 2nd IEEE International Conference on Power Electronics, Intelligent Control and Energy Systems (ICPEICES) 2018
DOI: 10.1109/icpeices.2018.8897358
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Solar PV-BES Based Microgrid System with Seamless Transition Capability

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“…An ESS‐PV‐wind based autonomous system provides enhanced system availability, greater balance in energy supply and demand. Many control strategies exist for voltage and frequency regulations in standalone energy systems 14,22,30,31 …”
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“…An ESS‐PV‐wind based autonomous system provides enhanced system availability, greater balance in energy supply and demand. Many control strategies exist for voltage and frequency regulations in standalone energy systems 14,22,30,31 …”
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“…30 A BDC controller maintains the discharging and charging currents of an ESS, as well as extracting peak power from an SPV. An adaptive filter based on Least Mean Square and Least Mean of Fourth Order algorithms are utilized to manage VSC 31 and recent adaptive controls LMS 32 EPLL and A-EPLL are also reported in the literature. 33 The key benefits of autonomous microgrids are providing low-cost energy, clean and efficient.…”
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Energies generated from wind, sunlight, hydro, biomass and geothermic resources, known as sustainable or alternative energies, are renewable energy resources that are naturally replenished. The vulnerability of renewable energy systems to unpredictable climate changes remains one of their disadvantages (Kalantar and Mousavi, 2010;Narayanan and Singh, 2018). The growing population and industrialization require enormous amounts of energy.
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