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Operation features of the converters of an autonomous power supply system

JCPEE.
2014;
Volume 4, Number 2
: pp. 99-102
Authors:
  1. Valery Zhuikov
  2. Kateryna Osypenko
1
“Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” National Technical University of Ukraine
2
“Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute” National Technical University of Ukraine

The article consideres the problem of extraction of maximum energy from a solar panel in an autonomous power supply system working with renewable sources under the condition of constant joint operation of a solar panel and a diesel generator. It is proposed to solve the problem taking into account the nonlinearity of the external characteristics of energy sources. It has been shown that in order to improve the energy efficiency of power supply system the solar panel should operate in a current source mode and the diesel generator should have the external characteristic of a controlled current source.

autonomous power supply system
renewable energy sources
solar panel
diesel generator
extraction of maximum energy.
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