The presentation of the Design and Simulation of MPPT with PI controller in Simulink demonstrated an excellent didactic approach. Clear visualizations and step-by-step explanations made complex concepts accessible, offering a comprehensive learning experience in photovoltaic system control algorithms. Lovely background music!
Thank you for this video. The way you explained this video is really very clear and understanding. It helped me a lot doing my project . Please upload another video of comparison technique of MPPT incremental conductance method and fuzzy method . Respect from Nepal🙏
The output voltage of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel system is typically determined by the product of the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) and the number of panels in series, not in parallel. The 29 panels connected in series contribute to an increased total voltage, as the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) of each panel adds up along the series. This cumulative voltage is then further amplified by the 49 panels in parallel, impacting the overall system's current capacity. V total=Vmp×29 I total=I pmx49 Let's clarify: Total Output Voltage =29×10=290 volts.
Hope you are doing well I have to design PID controller for a situation The inputs will be solar and wind. On the basis of these I want to decide three condition of load (normal, medium, and emergency). How is it possible??
Yes, the PV voltage changes according to the operating maximum power point where the range of change is limited because of the logarithmic change of the module voltage with the current, see (I-V and P-V curve), but the converter output voltage will be constant. Assume that the load at the output of the DC to DC converter has a load RL and we want to keep its output voltage constant which means that we keep the voltage on the load constant. The input voltage changes according to the operating maximum power point where the range of change is limited because of the logarithmic change of the module voltage with the current. Since the ratio between the output and the input voltage is varied by the duty ratio which can be varied in a large range then the DC to DC controller with maximum power point tracking can keep the voltage on the load constant. For more about the DC to DC converter please refer to the link: ua-cam.com/video/r4My6Qa_KDo/v-deo.html
The duty ratio is critical because it controls the output voltage or power in systems like inverters and converters. It directly affects efficiency, switching losses, and harmonic content, optimizing the system's performance. Proper duty cycle management can minimize heat generation, improving the longevity of electronic components. Additionally, it plays a key role in maintaining stable output characteristics under varying conditions.
In a simulation or modeling context, capacitors are included in the output of a solar panel for various reasons, depending on the specific objectives of the simulation. Here are a few scenarios where you might include a capacitor in the output of a solar panel in a simulation: 1- Simulations often aim to analyze the behavior of a solar panel under different conditions, including variations in sunlight intensity. 2- If your simulation involves energy storage systems, capacitors might be included to represent the energy storage component. Capacitors can store and discharge energy much faster than batteries, so they can be used to model rapid energy transfers in the system. 3- Capacitors can also be used in simulations to model filtering or noise reduction effects. In some cases, you might want to study how capacitors at the output of a solar panel can filter out high-frequency noise or voltage spikes caused by external factors. It's important to note that in real-world solar power systems, capacitors are not typically placed at the output of solar panels.
The decision to employ a boost or buck converter depends on the voltage scenario. If there's a need to amplify the voltage to match the inverter's DC bus voltage, a boost converter is chosen. On the other hand, when the voltage exceeds the inverter's DC bus voltage, a buck converter is utilized.
Eng.Khalid I have a problem in boost converter I want to step up the voltage from 320 to 500 or 400 (8 panels in series 40V, 380W for each panel ) what should be the value of the components of the boost?
The function of the DC link capacitor is energy storage as potential energy. So, it can supply the load when the source is reduced when the radiation decrease and it will store the surplus power when in case of Generator excess. So it serves as a regulator and stabilizer between the source and the load. As it increases, it will store more energy and can fix the voltage for a longer time.
Thankyou sir. I tried this simulation on my own by watching your video. But I didn't get the correct results sir. I have mailed my simulation to you sir. Please check it once sir and help me to rectify it sir.I will be very thankful to you sir.
Thanks for your video...Sir can you please guide me to implement PR controller in above simulation instaed of PI controller. Or can you please make a video on that controller.?
Hello thanks for the video, i have a doubt, why you dont include duty cycle in this MTTP P&O algorithm? in other videos you output signal from MTTP funcion is the duty cycle but here is the voltage, i'm confused
I did the same work step by step but there was an error please could you say to me how to solver this problem or share you the model that i did it... Please help me... I wait your reply because i need this model in my project... Thanks advance.
Asalam.O.Alekum dear brother very nice effort, sir can you please share refer paper you followed, it will be very helpful , once again thanks for your effort
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia How did you calculate this voltage (vrefinit=300)? I’ll try to build one for 200 kW, how much will I have? And how much output voltage should I have to build correctly?
.The output voltage of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel system is typically determined by the product of the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) and the number of panels in series, not in parallel as in the video = 29*10=290 approximately 300
I tried this simulation on my own by watching your video. But I didn't get the correct results sir. I have mailed my simulation to you sir. Please check it once sir and help me to rectify it sir.I will be very thankful to you sir.
The presentation of the Design and Simulation of MPPT with PI controller in Simulink demonstrated an excellent didactic approach. Clear visualizations and step-by-step explanations made complex concepts accessible, offering a comprehensive learning experience in photovoltaic system control algorithms. Lovely background music!
Thank you for useful information Dr. Khalid
Thanks for your support
@3:52 Output Voltage (PV array) is calculated incorrectly. That should be Vmp*number of series modules.
nice presentation, go ahead
Thanks for your support
Thank you for this video. The way you explained this video is really very clear and understanding. It helped me a lot doing my project . Please upload another video of comparison technique of MPPT incremental conductance method and fuzzy method . Respect from Nepal🙏
ok i will
Very informative. Thanks
Thanks for your support
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The output voltage of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel system is typically determined by the product of the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) and the number of panels in series, not in parallel. The 29 panels connected in series contribute to an increased total voltage, as the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) of each panel adds up along the series. This cumulative voltage is then further amplified by the 49 panels in parallel, impacting the overall system's current capacity.
V total=Vmp×29
I total=I pmx49
Let's clarify:
Total Output Voltage =29×10=290 volts.
Vmp*10
2:21
Sir, if I want the Vo=48v and Powe= 5KW , how do I can change the numbers ?!
Thank, great work
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Very informative
Thanks, Dr ola for your support
Good work our Eng. Khalid
We need you to describe the abbreviations during the presentation in the next works.
Ok I will, thank you brother Thabet
Hello sir
It is possible to make a comparison of the same PV system using the P&O, INC and FUZZY methods
Hello, where did you get the vin and fs from, please?
Very good..keep it on..I am proud with what u r doing..
Thanks a lot, I will try my best..
so nice
Thanks
sir well work...
sir kindly design and simulation PV system for Dc loads with battery backup system.....
Hope you are doing well
I have to design PID controller for a situation
The inputs will be solar and wind. On the basis of these I want to decide three condition of load (normal, medium, and emergency).
How is it possible??
Can you let me know what are the some reference papers used by you to do this project?
sir, while changing irradiation the PV voltage will change or not? if we want to maintain constant what we have done please explain it.
Yes, the PV voltage changes according to the operating maximum power point where the range of change is limited because of the logarithmic change of the module voltage with the current, see (I-V and P-V curve), but the converter output voltage will be constant. Assume that the load at the output of the DC to DC converter has a load RL and we want to keep its output voltage constant which means that we keep the voltage on the load constant. The input voltage changes according to the operating maximum power point where the range of change is limited because of the logarithmic change of the module voltage with the current. Since the ratio between the output and the input voltage is varied by the duty ratio which can be varied in a large range then the DC to DC controller with maximum power point tracking can keep the voltage on the load constant.
For more about the DC to DC converter please refer to the link: ua-cam.com/video/r4My6Qa_KDo/v-deo.html
Good presentation sir, thank you. How to find the values of kp,ki sir?
Using the try and error method for more information check my second video on closed loop buck converter
ua-cam.com/video/6brnVTfCp7A/v-deo.html
Hello Sir, where the duty ratio is important in this presentation?
The duty ratio is critical because it controls the output voltage or power in systems like inverters and converters. It directly affects efficiency, switching losses, and harmonic content, optimizing the system's performance. Proper duty cycle management can minimize heat generation, improving the longevity of electronic components. Additionally, it plays a key role in maintaining stable output characteristics under varying conditions.
Why do you integrate the V_PV and I_PV before fed it to the function block? Why donot consider it directly?
How did you calculate values of Kp and Ki for PI controller
You managed to solve the problem?
Hi sir why you need a capacitor in the output of the solar panel and thanks
In a simulation or modeling context, capacitors are included in the output of a solar panel for various reasons, depending on the specific objectives of the simulation. Here are a few scenarios where you might include a capacitor in the output of a solar panel in a simulation:
1- Simulations often aim to analyze the behavior of a solar panel under different conditions, including variations in sunlight intensity.
2- If your simulation involves energy storage systems, capacitors might be included to represent the energy storage component. Capacitors can store and discharge energy much faster than batteries, so they can be used to model rapid energy transfers in the system.
3- Capacitors can also be used in simulations to model filtering or noise reduction effects. In some cases, you might want to study how capacitors at the output of a solar panel can filter out high-frequency noise or voltage spikes caused by external factors.
It's important to note that in real-world solar power systems, capacitors are not typically placed at the output of solar panels.
Why is the boost controller used here? Usually in PV systems buck is used
The decision to employ a boost or buck converter depends on the voltage scenario. If there's a need to amplify the voltage to match the inverter's DC bus voltage, a boost converter is chosen. On the other hand, when the voltage exceeds the inverter's DC bus voltage, a buck converter is utilized.
Oh that makes sense. Thankyou so much.
Can you also explain how using AI/ANN might make this system more efficient?
the matlab code is can't compile. why?
Eng.Khalid I have a problem in boost converter I want to step up the voltage from 320 to 500 or 400 (8 panels in series 40V, 380W for each panel ) what should be the value of the components of the boost?
I just have a question that how can you maintain the output DC at 500VDC without output feedback?
Sir, I am doing project on fault tolerant multilevel inverter, can we control igbt switches using PI controller automatically
What do you mean by Vin ?! From where it com?!
How di6s you calculated the value of load resistance and output voltage?
Sir how to choose the first capacitor value and what is the reason for the first capacitor in the input of boost converter.
The function of the DC link capacitor is energy storage as potential energy. So, it can supply the load when the source is reduced when the radiation decrease and it will store the surplus power when in case of Generator excess. So it serves as a regulator and stabilizer between the source and the load. As it increases, it will store more energy and can fix the voltage for a longer time.
Thankyou sir. I tried this simulation on my own by watching your video. But I didn't get the correct results sir. I have mailed my simulation to you sir. Please check it once sir and help me to rectify it sir.I will be very thankful to you sir.
Can you provide the Code used in this simulation? It may useful for all
Thanks for your video...Sir can you please guide me to implement PR controller in above simulation instaed of PI controller. Or can you please make a video on that controller.?
Matlab function bloc is not explain it contains a script can show u or explain it
The inquiry you've posed lacks clarity, making it challenging to discern the specific information or clarification you're seeking.
Hello thanks for the video, i have a doubt, why you dont include duty cycle in this MTTP P&O algorithm? in other videos you output signal from MTTP funcion is the duty cycle but here is the voltage, i'm confused
I did the same work step by step but there was an error please could you say to me how to solver this problem or share you the model that i did it... Please help me... I wait your reply because i need this model in my project... Thanks advance.
Ok send the model and u have to use Matlab 2016 and up
email: khalidy34@gmail.com
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia your email khalidy or khalid because i didn't send the model to khalidy 34@gmail.com
can this method of MPPT + PI can be used for PMDC motor load ? kindly reply
Hello Khalid, How did you tune the PI controller or how did you find the Ki and Kp value?
Using the try and error method for more information check my second video on closed loop buck converter
ua-cam.com/video/6brnVTfCp7A/v-deo.html
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia Thank you for your reply. I just want to know how to tune the PI controller when it is applied to the MPPT algorithm
@@mohandelucshanth7108 Did you solve de problem? I am in the same situation
@@TheJonyBoy21 me too, have you found a solution?
Did you solve the problem @@TheJonyBoy21
Asalam.O.Alekum dear brother very nice effort, sir can you please share refer paper you followed, it will be very helpful , once again thanks for your effort
Assalomu alaikum, where does the output voltage come from 500 V?
This represents the specified output voltage, typically expected from the boost converter according to its specifications.
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia vinit=300 in Matlab functions, what does this mean?
The initial voltage sourced from the photovoltaic (PV) system.@@Бобур-МирзоХолбоев
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia How did you calculate this voltage (vrefinit=300)? I’ll try to build one for 200 kW, how much will I have? And how much output voltage should I have to build correctly?
.The output voltage of a photovoltaic (PV) solar panel system is typically determined by the product of the voltage at the maximum power point (Vmp) and the number of panels in series, not in parallel as in the video = 29*10=290 approximately 300
Why did you use resistance as 2 ohm
Thanks for such a wonderful informative video.
Kindly, can you send me the Matlab file.
Thanks for your support, try to design your self if you phase any problem I can help
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia sir can you send me your email
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khalidy34@gmail.com
From where we get Vo = 500v?!
Rather than playing songs in the background explain the logic of working of P & O Algorithm. That will be more beneficial.
HI sir can you do a fractional open circuit voltage version? I cant find any tutorial of it. thxx
Have you find any bro?
how can i have 48v input and 325v output?
highlight of the video is your background music bro😅
I tried this simulation on my own by watching your video. But I didn't get the correct results sir. I have mailed my simulation to you sir. Please check it once sir and help me to rectify it sir.I will be very thankful to you sir.
Used Matlab 2017 or upper
@@Eng.Khalid_Yahia yes sir. I Used matlab 2019a sir
please send the IEEE paper based on this simulation
brother can you send all the details to me ??
Would choose this as my research work brother please.
Hai bro I need you help
Hi
Great Work man
Can you post the matlab SLX anda function file?
Does anyone have report for this?
yes sir I have
@@AzizullahMassomy please send this to me
@@AzizullahMassomy send me the report please thank you
HI khalid, already send thru email regarding the problem i ecounter. Hope you can reply soon.
khalidy34@gmail.com
The program part shows lot of errors. Y
Plz can i have your mail cause I'm having problem with this
Bro i need a code can u send
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I have done same, but voltage and current output is came in '+', '-' wave signal, not a straight line, why? Can anyone explain?😂
Very good..keep it on..I am proud with what u r doing..
Thanks for your support Dr Edris