In recent years, the integration of renewable energy sources, particularly Photovoltaic (PV) systems into the power grid have introduced critical power quality issues. These issues primarily arise from the dynamic behavior of related power electronic converters and the intermittent nature of solar generation. Traditional standalone Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) algorithms repeatedly suffered from poor adaptability, slow dynamic response under varying conditions, and insufficient harmonic reduction. These limitations degraded grid performance and inefficient energy withdrawal from PV systems. To overcome these challenges, this research proposes a novel hybrid approach that integrates Gradient Descent optimization with a Fuzzy Logic Controller (GD-FLC). The proposed controller is applied to a 100-kW grid connected PV system, incorporating an LC filter and MPPT-based boost converter to adjust voltage and improve power quality. The proposed GD-FLC attains fastest MPPT tracking time (0.29 s) under irradiance variation, and (0.28 s) under load variation, along with the lowest average rise time (0.0117 s). Similarly, it achieved output energy (160.72KJ) under step variation and 150.49KJ under ramp variation, clearly outperforming existing MPPT techniques. The GD-FLC controller offers an effective solution for grid-connected PV systems by attaining 89.82 kW for grid load and 80.09 kW for non-linear load respectively.
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