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Abstract
Accurate parameter extraction from Photovoltaic (PV) models using current-voltage (I-V) data is essential for optimizing and simulating photovoltaic systems. Despite the existence of various techniques, many face challenges in achieving a balance between precision, robustness, computational efficiency, and execution time. In this paper, we present a novel hybrid algorithm, Differentiated Creative Search combined with Newton-Raphson (DCS-NR), designed to improve the accuracy and efficiency of PV parameter extraction. DCS employs a dual-strategy mechanism that balances exploration and exploitation through divergent and convergent thinking, ensuring a comprehensive search for solutions. The Newton-Raphson method further refines the parameters optimized by DCS, minimizing the discrepancy between estimated and measured currents, and consequently improving power estimation. The proposed approach is evaluated on three distinct models: Single Diode Model (SDM), Double Diode Model (DDM), and PV Module Model (PMM). Among the different models tested, DCS-NR consistently delivers superior accuracy. For example, it achieves an RMSE of 7.75392 × E−04 for the RTC France SDM and 1.77454 × E−04 for the PVM 752 cell, outperforming ten state-of-the-art metaheuristic algorithms. Moreover, DCS-NR demonstrates remarkable computational efficiency, requiring only 0.830 s on average for the RTC France SDM, which is considerably faster than algorithms such as Flying Foxes Optimization (251.5 s). Furthermore, it proves highly effective in real-world conditions, under varying irradiance and constant temperature, as well as vice versa. The method consistently converges within approximately 100 iterations, showcasing rapid optimization capabilities. These findings highlight the potential of DCS-NR as a powerful and versatile tool for photovoltaic parameter extraction, capable of addressing diverse and challenging scenarios.
利用电流-电压(I-V)数据从光伏(PV)模型中准确提取参数对于优化和模拟光伏系统至关重要。尽管存在各种各样的技术,但许多技术在实现精度、鲁棒性、计算效率和执行时间之间的平衡方面面临挑战。为了提高PV参数提取的准确性和效率,本文提出了一种新的混合算法——差分创造性搜索与牛顿-拉夫森(DCS-NR)相结合。DCS采用双重战略机制,通过发散和趋同思维平衡探索和利用,确保全面寻找解决方案。Newton-Raphson方法进一步细化了DCS优化的参数,最大限度地减少了估计电流与测量电流之间的差异,从而提高了功率估计。该方法在三种不同的模型上进行了评估:单二极管模型(SDM),双二极管模型(DDM)和光伏模块模型(PMM)。在测试的不同型号中,DCS-NR始终提供卓越的精度。例如,RTC France SDM的RMSE为7.75392 × E - 04, PVM 752单元的RMSE为1.77454 × E - 04,优于十种最先进的元启发式算法。此外,DCS-NR的计算效率非常高,RTC France SDM的平均计算时间仅为0.830 s,大大快于Flying Foxes Optimization (251.5 s)等算法。此外,DCS-NR在实际条件下,在变辐照度和恒温条件下都是非常有效的,反之亦然。该方法在大约100次迭代中始终收敛,展示了快速优化功能。这些发现突出了DCS-NR作为光伏参数提取的强大和通用工具的潜力,能够解决各种具有挑战性的场景。
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