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Role of MPPT for Fast Charging of Battery From Solar System - A Review

Author Names : 1Vikash Bairwa, 2Shahid Khan, 3Shubham Kumar  Volume 8 Issue 3
Article Overview

Abstract  

Electricity is needed for daily life and production. The power system consists of four sections: power generation, power transmission, power conversion, and power consumption. In remote farms, forest farms, and islands, it is not easy to set up transmission and transmission systems for small power demands. Renewable energy is power derived from natural possessions, such as solar, wind, waves, or geothermal energy. These resources are renewable and can be recycled naturally. Therefore, compared to the depletion of traditional fossil fuels [1], these sources of information are considered inexhaustible. The global power crunch provides a new impetus for the development or maturity of clean or renewable energy [2]. Generally, the generation of electrical power through PV system depends on availability of solar irradiance. The solar irradiance is randomly varying and even not available during night time as well as cloudy days. Therefore an energy device such as battery is required to maintain load when it is required. At the same time the output voltage of PV system is not constant due to it’s depending on solar irradiance. Therefore an effective converter is required to maintain constant voltage to charge the battery. Generally a boost converter is using for this purpose. Moreover, the PV system needs to be operated at particular voltage to enhance maximum power for best utilization. In this article various MPPT techniques are elaborated for getting maximum power output and fast charging of battery. This also gives the comparative analysis of various MPPT techniques.

Keywords: Renewable Energy, Solar Photovoltaic System, Maximum Power Point Tracking, Boost Converter, Battery

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