Comparative Analysis of Inverter Topology for Highly Efficient Single-Phase Photovoltaic Generation System

Li Huang; Shan Shan Shi; Yong Biao Yang; Jin Song Liu; Dong Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1070-1072.20

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Comparative Analysis of Inverter Topology for Highly Efficient Single-Phase Photovoltaic Generation System

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The distributed renewable energy sources as wind, photovoltaic, fuel cell, wave are getting more and more attention and research due to the continuous deterioration of environment and constant stress of energy crisis. In this paper, several widely used topologies in transformerless PV inverter are introduced at the beginning. Then, the pros and cons of various topologies are discussed and evaluated in detail with respect to leakage current, efficiency and cost. The final conclusions derived can be regarded as references for design of highly efficient single-phase photovoltaic generation system.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1070-1072)

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Li Huang*, Shan Shan Shi, Yong Biao Yang, Jin Song Liu, Dong Wang

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Inverter, Leakage Current, Photovoltaic, Topology

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