A constant voltage MPPT method for a solar powered boost converter with DC motor load

A constant voltage MPPT method for a solar powered boost converter with DC motor load

A constant voltage maximum power point (MPP) algorithm that automatically adjusts the reference voltage to account for varying environmental conditions is presented. A simple (and inexpensive) analog feedforward PWM controller is developed to continuously track the MPP of a solar cell array as the w...

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Arrays
boost converter
DC motors
Mathematical model
Maximum power point (MPP)
Pulse width modulation
pulse width modulation (PWM)
Resistance
solar cell array
Switches
Voltage control
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Pulse width modulation
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Resistance
solar cell array
Switches
Voltage control
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