Versatile PSIM Simulation Model for Photovoltaic Array with MPPT Function
Yang Jun, Lian Xiaoqin, Zhang Xiaoli, Duan Zhengang, Min Wang
Abstract
Yang Jun, Lian Xiaoqin, Zhang Xiaoli, Duan Zhengang, Min Wang
Abstract
A Versatile simulation model for photovoltaic array is developed based on the DC physical model of photovoltaic (PV) module under PSIM environment. The I-V, P-V characteristics of photovoltaic array with different combina-tions can be simulated by the model. In addition, the model includes the function of Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) and completes the simulation of the perturbation and observation method. It is concluded from the analysis of simulation results that high accuracy of the model simulation can accurately reflect the physical characteristics of the photovoltaic, and will provide a basis for the simulation of the power generation systems.
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A Versatile simulation model for photovoltaic array is developed based on the DC physical model of photovoltaic (PV) module under PSIM environment. The I-V, P-V characteristics of photovoltaic array with different combina-tions can be simulated by the model. In addition, the model includes the function of Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) and completes the simulation of the perturbation and observation method. It is concluded from the analysis of simulation results that high accuracy of the model simulation can accurately reflect the physical characteristics of the photovoltaic, and will provide a basis for the simulation of the power generation systems.
Key concepts: Photovoltaic system, Maximum power point tracking, Computer science, Power (physics), Function (biology), Electronic engineering, Control theory (sociology), Simulation