Vanxay Phimmasone, Yuta Kondo, Natsuki Shiota, M. Miyatake
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Abstract
Since PV power output depending on the operating voltage and current, PV systems need maximum power point tracker (MPPT). Further, multiple local maximum power points appear in the power-voltage characteristics under partial shading conditions, finding the global MPP using conventional MPPT is a difficult task. To solve this issue, the authors proposed a PSO technique to solve the problems involved in the MPPT. PSO-based MPPT can be used only one pair of sensors and able to control by a single centralized MPPT. These methods resulting in lower cost, higher overall efficiency and simplicity of its implementation. In this paper, the proposed methods, I-PSO, R-PSO and IR-PSO were used to verify their effectiveness on three photovoltaic arrays under different types of the change in insolation conditions through Simulations and demonstration experiments studies for the first time.