The simulation of the whole system has been done in Matlab-
Simulink and it shows an excellent performance of the converter. The simulation waveform verifies the theoretical analysis. According to the specification the convertor provides large over voltages, they will always include some regulation to control the output voltage for varying the input voltage, with respect to the irradiance in the PVarray. This converter plays a very important role in the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid for the boosting up the voltage.
Conclusion:
The Simulink platform proposed in this report must enable the
simulation of the Boost converter with the PV array. There are many I.Cs. manufactured for this purpose, a typical example of an I.C. for boost converter is the LM27313 from Texas Instruments. This chip is designed for use in low power systems such as PDAs, cameras, mobile phones, and GPS devices.
The configuration of a portable PV power system that
produced maximum power under rapidly changing partial shading conditions such as would be encountered in portable applications. Under complex irradiance conditions, the power generating capability is proposed. PV system was approximately twice that of a conventionally configured series system. The developed approach is broadly applicable, but is perhaps most valuable in PV systems having high single-cell voltages where direct input to a high-efficiency converter is most practical.