mppt for photovoltaic modules via newton-like extremum seeking control
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Abstract
The paper adapts the Newton-like Extremum-Seeking Control technique to extract the maximum power from photovoltaic panels. This technique uses the gradient and Hessian of the panel characteristic in order to approximate the operating point to its optimum. The paper describes in detail the gradient and Hessian estimations carried out by means of sinusoidal dithering signals. Furthermore, we compare the proposed technique with the common Extremum Seeking Control that only uses the gradient. The comparison is done by means of PSIM simulations and it shows the different transient behaviors and the faster response of the Newton-like Extremum-Seeking Control solution.
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| Authors | ;Ramon Leyva;Esteban del Castillo;Jean François Reynaud;Héctor Zazo |
| Journal | acs combinatorial science |
| Year | 2012 |
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