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HARDWARE IN THE LOOP EXPERIMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF PERTURB AND OBSERVE AND IC STATEFLOW PHOTOVOLTAIC MAXIMUM POWER POINT TRACKING SYSTEM

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EDITURA ACAD ROMANE

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Photovoltaic; Maximum power point tracking; Perturb and observe; Incremental conductance; Stateflow; STM32F4

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  1. Algerian Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research via DGRSDT [A01L07UN190120180005]

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This paper discusses the development of stateflow P&O and IC MPPT controllers for a PV power system, which includes a PV module BP-SX150S powering a resistive load via a dc-dc boost converter controlled using the proposed stateflow models. Simulation and experimental testing confirmed the effectiveness of the stateflow P&O and IC MPPT models in tracking maximum output power, with variable step size versions showing the best performance.
This paper deals with the development of the stateflow perturb and observe (P&O) and incremental conductance (IC) maximum power point tracking (MPPT) controllers. The photovoltaic (PV) power system is composed of PV module BP-SX150S powering a resistive load via a dc-dc boost converter controlled using the proposed stateflow models. The proposed stateflow MPPT controllers have been tested and validated in simulation and experimental mode using different test scenarios, including PV characteristics, variation in insolation, variation in temperature, and variation in duty cycle step. Simulation results show that both proposed stateflow P&O and IC MPPT models effectively track the maximum output power regarding all considered scenarios tests with the best performance for the variable step size versions. Experimental results obtained using the STM32F4 board in the processor in the loop mode confirm the simulation results.

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