Topology Study of Photovoltaic Interface for Maximum Power Point Tracking

By Weidong Xiao, Nathan Ozog, William G. Dunford. IEEE transactions on industrial electronics (1982. Print), 2007

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Maximum Power Point Tracking Scheme for PV Systems Operating Under Partially Shaded Conditions (2008, background): “V characteristics get more complex, displaying multiple peaks [only one of which is the global peak (GP); the rest are local peaks] [14].”
Modeling and Control of Quasi-Z-Source Inverter for Distributed Generation Applications (2013, background): “Because of its single-stage voltage buck/boost properties, the ZSI can deal with input voltage fluctuation in a wide range, which is conventionally achieved by a two-stage dc–dc converter cascaded by dc–ac structure [4]–[6].”
A Maximum Power Point Tracking Method Based on Perturb-and-Observe Combined With Particle Swarm Optimization (2014, background): “In [19] and [20], a detailed discussion on the comparison of voltage- and current-based MPPT controllers is provided.”
Control Issues in Single-Stage Photovoltaic Systems: MPPT, Current and Voltage Control (2012, methodology): “The current/voltage control reference signal is provided by the input power control which is composed of a MPPT algorithm and a DC voltage controller.”
Distributed maximum power point tracking of photovoltaic arrays: Novel approach and system analysis (2008, methodology): “In [7], the solution to the output power drop due to mismatching operating conditions among PV modules is again addressed via a DMPPT approach.”
A Maximum Power Point Tracking System With Parallel Connection for PV Stand-Alone Applications (2008, neutral): “1 [1]–[3].”
Modeling and Optimization of a Solar Energy Harvester System for Self-Powered Wireless Sensor Networks (2008, background): “(5) I 0 and I Light depend on irradiance and temperature as [2], [9] I 0 = I 0,STC T C T ref 3 e q·E G k·T C 1 T ref − 1 T C (6) I Light = I Light,STC S + α I SC 1 T ref − 1 T C .”
Parallel-Connected Solar PV System to Address Partial and Rapidly Fluctuating Shadow Conditions (2009, background): “that, for high-voltage applications, some recent works [4]–[6], [27], [28] have demonstrated uses of parallel-connected PV modules (rather than cells) with advanced power electronics to”