Grid-Connection Control of PV Power Generation in Micro-Grid

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In the analysis of PV cells mathematical model based on the use of the admittance incremental method with constant voltage integrated maximum power point tracking (MPPT) method. In the micro-grid, PV power generation using the constant power (PQ) control, to achieve active and reactive power control. Matlab / Simulink simulation environment model of PV cells and an integrated method for maximum power point tracking, simulation results show that the synthesis method faster track to the maximum power point of the PV installations. Established PQ control model of micro-grid which based on the SVPWM, PV installations connected to the grid after the LCL filter, simulations show that the tracking of active and reactive power through the PQ control.

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