Fuzzy Logic Control of Photovoltaic Lead-Acid Charging System

Kao Feng Yarn; King Kung Wu; Long Yeu Chung

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.219-220.941

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Fuzzy Logic Control of Photovoltaic Lead-Acid Charging System

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A new photovoltaic solar cell charging system with fuzzy logic control is proposed and designed. This kind of solar energy storage system is composed of a solar cell, a charger, batteries, a buck converter and a digital signal processor. It mainly applies a low-voltage level translator to control the pulse charging current of a lead-acid battery and also combines the fuzzy control method to improve the charging efficiency, suppress the abnormal temperature rise in the battery, lengthen the battery life-time, reduce the additional waste, etc..Experimental and simulated results are shown to demonstrate and compare the validity of the system and verify the effectiveness with each other.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 219-220)

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Kao Feng Yarn, King Kung Wu, Long Yeu Chung

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Digital Signal Processor (DSP), Fuzzy Logic, Lead-Acid Battery, Micro Processor, Photovoltaic Charging

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