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High-Frequency-Link-Based Grid-Tied PV System With Small DC-Link Capacitor and Low-Frequency Ripple-Free Maximum Power Point Tracking

this paper. a grid-tied CMI PV system based on CF-DABdc-dc converters using small dc-link capacitors has been proposed.“d = 1“ control was applied to minimize the peak currentstress in the converter by synchronizing the LVS dc-link voltagewith HVS dc-link voltage. A detailed low-frequency power mitigationcontrol for the CF-DAB converter was …

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Temperature Dependent Photovoltaic (PV) Efficiency and Its Effect on PV Production in the World

The operating temperature plays a central role in the photovoltaic conversion process. Both the electrical efficiency and. hence. the power output of a PV module depend linearly on the operating temperature decreasing with Tc. The numerous correlations for Tc which have appeared in the literature apply to freely mounted PV …

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A review of multi criteria decision making (MCDM) towards sustainable renewable energy development

In developing countries the policies are restructured for providing modern energy needs at disintegrated levels which requires a better evaluation in synergy with multiple benchmarks. Considering the multiple sustainability scenario and factors. MCDM model are best suited for such revolutionary objective. In order to achieve best solution overcoming all the …

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Reliability Cost Implications of PV and Wind Energy Utilization in Small Isolated Power Systems

The rapid growth of renewable energy utilization and the immense potential for future use dictates a need to seriously consider the reliability of supply that can be obtained in addition to the associated cost benefits that can be achieved. Techniques have been developed to utilize site specific relevant atmospheric data. …

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A study on the effect of different modeling parameters on the dynamic response of a jacket-type offshore wind turbine in the Korean Southwest Sea

In this work. a jacket structure was designed based on Korean Southwest Sea conditions to support a 5 MW OWT at a water depth of 33 m. In addition. the effects of different modeling parameters. including joint can. overlap. flooding the member. marine growth and TP mass. were investigated using …

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A study on the effect of different modeling parameters on the dynamic response of a jacket-type offshore wind turbine in the Korean Southwest Sea

In this work. a jacket structure was designed based on Korean Southwest Sea conditions to support a 5 MW OWT at a water depth of 33 m. In addition. the effects of different modeling parameters. including joint can. overlap. flooding the member. marine growth and TP mass. were investigated using …

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