Research and Simulation on the Maximum Power Tracking Control of the Wind-Light Complementary Power Generation System

Gang Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.684.451

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Research and Simulation on the Maximum Power Tracking Control of the Wind-Light Complementary Power Generation System

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In view of the present problem in low efficiency of the wind-light complementary power generation system, the tracking control strategy on the system maximum power point was proposed based on the perturbation and observation method, and overall structure of wind-light complementary power generation system is introduced. The simulation study on the system maximum power control was carried out based on the MATLAB/ SIMULINK, and the results of simulation showed that the tracking control of the system maximum power point was able to be achieved and the utilization efficiency of the system energy was also improved.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 684)

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April 2013

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Gang Wang

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Observation Method, Perturbation Method, Simulation, Tracking of the Maximum Power Point, Wind-Solar Hybrid

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