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A Succinct Summary of the Solar MPPT Utilizing a Diverse Optimizing Compiler

N Pushpalatha, S. Jabeera, N. Hemalatha, Vandana Sharma, Balamurugan Balusamy, R. Yuvaraj

202214 citationsDOI

Abstract

AI approaches have been widely used for MPPT in solar power systems in the recent decade. Conventional MPPT can’t track GMPP under partial shade (PSC). A solar panel’s power-voltage output curve has one GMPP and several LMPPS (MPPs). AI must be integrated into MPPT to track GMPP and improve its efficiency and performance. Each AI-based MPPT approach has its own pros and cons. In general, AI-based MPPT approaches have quick convergence speeds, low steady-state oscillations, and high effectiveness. AI-based MPPT is computationally intensive and expensive. This research compares the categorization and performance of various AI-based MPPT approaches. In the proposed work it is found that ANN algorithm is less complex, more efficient in tracking ability, periodic tuning is available. FLC deserves the merit of efficient implementation with periodic tuning. PSO, ACO, DE, GA has a rapid convergence speed. GWO/FOAhas more system independency and Even though the tracking is not possible RMO/CSis one of the most efficient algorithms.

Topics & Concepts

Maximum power point trackingConvergence (economics)Computer scienceTracking (education)Maximum power principlePower (physics)Control theory (sociology)Photovoltaic systemVoltageArtificial intelligenceControl (management)EngineeringElectrical engineeringInverterPhysicsEconomicsEconomic growthPsychologyQuantum mechanicsPedagogyPhotovoltaic System Optimization TechniquesSolar Radiation and Photovoltaicssolar cell performance optimization