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A Review Article of Smart Grid Power Boosting Technique

Rahul Indoriya, K. T. Chaturvedi, Seema Saxena

Abstract


This work deals with the event of a brand new, good distributed DC good grid appropriate for high-penetration, that with efficiency utilizes energy offered from distributed, renewable generators is delineate. This paper deals primarily on solar power. it's shown that energy saving in way over 15 August 1945 is possible mistreatment the projected DC power distribution system in comparison to this approach wherever inverters square measure used. The analysis work conjointly proposes the star trailing system that improves the facility assortment potency of solar battery by a minimum of ninetieth. The projected DC good grid design is hybrid in nature and is definitely scalable to alternative power levels. It’s ideally fitted to residential and industrial applications yet as for powering property communities.

 

Keywords: Maximum power point tracking, photovoltaic system, buck boost converter, perturb and observe method, direct current, photovoltaic panel.

 


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