Simulation of a Solar System by Using SPWM Inverter Satish Undergraduate Student Dept. Of Electrical and Electronics Engg. PES University Bangalore Karnataka. Abstract :- Solar system is a system that generates electric power from solar energy. Solar energy is the one of the most promising Renewable energy sources (RES). A power electronic converter which converts DC power from PV array to AC power at required voltage and frequency levels is known as a inverter.generally different pulse width modulation (PWM) techniques It comprises have been implemented for grid connected 3-phase voltage source Inverter (VSI) System.in .However, a high voltage gain converter is essential for the PV module because of irregularities in solar energy, In this paper the SPWM inverter is used to reduce the harmonics and to get a proper sin wave at the end of the proposed system. The gating signal for the three phase SPWM inverter switch is generating by comparing the triangular wave and sine wave which drives the inverter switches. The LC filter is used to to get the pure sine wave. Key words - Solar PV, Boost Circuit, DC microgrid, SPWM Inverter switching algorithms. simulation a PV system and analysis one of the important factor for analyzing the behaviour The modeling of the inverter system is done technique by such as SPWM technique The DC-DC to converter and inverter are extensively explored to meet the requirements for the RES . SPV system produces dc voltage and voltage source inverter(VSI) is utilized in this system as a DC-AC converter which converts dc voltage into AC voltage. As the PV system operating in distributed generation the power supplied to the consumer load needs to be regulated on standard range. In this paper SPWM technique have been discussed for three phase VSI used in grid connected SPV system and mathematical model of an inverter with with LC filter circuit has organized. II. BLOCK DIAGRAM OF A PV SYSTEM The block diagram of a solar PV system with a SPWM inverter is shown in Fig. 1.1, where we can see the output of the solar panel is given input to the boost circuit, where the stepping up of voltage is done, and after that, the threephase SPWM inverter is connected. I. INTRODUCTION In the today's world the demand for renewable energy sources and achieving energy efficiency becomes are more significant. From smart cities to the rural areas, inexhaustible solar power has been viewed as one of the promises renewable energy sources that offers hope for the future of energy. The PV systems are gaining popularity more than the RES because of their ease of installation, less maintenance, increasing efficiency of solar cell and economics of scale and energy policy. Power from PV system is directly feeding into electric microgrid. The output power of the solar varies with weather condition and irradiation levels. So power Electronic converters are required to be increase the efficiency of the system which supplies the good power with good quality to the consumer load. The application for efficient utilization of these sources. Grid connected inverter technology is one of the key technology for grid connected Solar PV system in order to achieve reliable and safety operation. An inverter is a power electronic converter which consist of switching devices and inverter operation also depend on the fig1.1 Block diagram of PV system The three phase inverter is used to convert DC voltage to the three phase AC voltage and feeds the energy to the load through the LC filter circuit. The inverter has to be controlled in order to obtain harmonic less voltage to achieve good power quality. Various PWM technique are used to switch the inverter circuit. SPWM is used in this proposed paper Table.1 Eq.3 Formula for calculating the Capacitor value Solar Module Specification Cīŗ Maximum Power (Pm) 213.5 W Number of Cell per module 60 Short Circuit Current (Isc) 7.84 A Open Circuit Voltage (Voc) Voltage at max power point (Vmp) 36.3 V 29 V Current at max power point (Imp) 7.36 A Irradiance (W/m^2) Temperature (Deg.c) 1000 W/m^2 25 deg.c The table.1 provides parameters for a PV array. These parameters are for a PV array in MATLAB SIMULINK. The maximum power is the output of the power of the PV module under optimum condition. In this case it is specified as 213.5w. The PV array consist of a number of modules and each module and each module contains 60 cells. A short circuit current is produced by the PV module that is 7.86A open circuit voltage 36.3V is voltage across the module when there is no load connected . Voltage at maximum power point 29V and current at maximum power point 7.36A is the voltage and current at which the solar module operates at its maximum power output.The number of panel are connected in series is 5 volt to get the 1kw power output. Io D f s īVc Eq.4 Load at Rated Power đ = đ 2 đ The following parameters are taken into consideration while calculating the Inductor and Capacitor of Boost Circuit. In the above equations, đ đ is Input Voltage, đ đ is Output Voltage, đ đ is Line Current, đ đ is Switching Frequency, P Output Rated Power, Ripple Voltage = 1%, Ripple Current = 20-30%, D is Duty Cycle. The Boost Circuit output is connected to DC Load. For AC load the Inverter Circuit is connected in series. To feed the power to the AC load the Inverter is connected between the output of the boost and AC load. III. BOOST CIRCUIT CALCULATION Fig.1.2 Boost Circuit The above figure represents the boost circuit which is using to boost the output voltage of a PV panel. In real life the output of a solar panel will not be the constant there will be a fluctuation in the output of the PV panel which can be make stable by suing the boost circuit. The design of a boost circuit is done with the following formulas Eq.1 Duty Cycle D īŊ 1 ī Vin Vout Eq.2 Formula for calculating the Inductor value Līŗ VS (min) D f s īVc Fig.1.3 Input and output voltage of the Boost circuit IV. MODELING OF A SPWM INVERTER In a SPWM (Sinusoidal Pulse width modulation) inverter, were basically comparing two kinds of waves a smooth sine wave and a triangular wave that is shown in the fig1.3 We use these waves to generate the output voltage of the inverter. The sine wave represents the desired voltage we want to achieve. upper switch is getting turned ON and lower switch is turned OFF. Based on switching state positive or negative half DC link voltage is applied to each phase. Usually the switches are controlled in pairs (S1,S4),(S3,S6) and (S5,S2) and the logic is shown in Table II.measurement is used to output the three phase voltage and Current wave form Eq.2 Inverter formula Vac īŊ Fig.1.3 SPWM Generation We compare it with the triangular wave. The point where they meet determine when the inverter switches on and off, which controls the width of the pulses. Imagine the sine wave and the triangular wave are like two lines on a graph. When the sine wave is higher than the triangular wave, it tells the inverter to produce a high voltage output. When it's lower, the output voltage is low. This comparison happens in a device called a comparator. Depending on whether the sine wave is higher or lower than the triangular wave, the comparator sends out either a "high" or "low" signal. This signal then goes to another part of the system, which adjusts the width of the pulses that the inverter produces. This ensures that the output voltage follows the shape of the sine wave closely. In this 3 Vdc 2 2 To get the output voltage 400AC input voltage be around 653V dc input to the inverter circuit Fig. 1.5 Carrier wave and modulation wave setup, the inverter is connected to other components like a boost converter and operates at specific frequencies and phase shifts to generate a three-phase AC voltage waveform. So, in simpler terms, a SPWM inverter compares smooth and triangular waves to control the width of pulses, producing a voltage that mimics the desired sine wave output V. SIMULATION AND RESULTS The simulation of a PV system with SPWM inverter is as shown in the fig.1.5 Fig. 1.6 Simulation of a PV system with SPWM Inverter Fig.1.4 Simulation of SPWM Inverter The above fugure shows the Three phase V-I .the 3-phse VSI having six switches with each phase output is connected to middle of the comparator forms the control signal for each leg of the inverter . in one lag, two switches makes a phase and these two switches open and close in a complementary fashion. The total voltage is Vdc therefore the each pole voltage of the inverter varies. If the which boost converters are connected, Perturb and Observe using an MPPT on the PV cell, which produces the electrical power at a 25°C temperature and an irradiance of this PV module is kept in between 500 800W/m2. From the PV array take the data of Trina solar 250 PA from this data sheet connected 5 modules are connected in series and 1 modules are connected in parallel. So each panel will give around 29v each panel consists of 60 cells. One panel gives an open circuit voltage near about 37.6 volts. This solar panel is connected to the boost converter. In a solar panel, each module produces a different output voltage. A solar panel consists of a non-uniform power supply. For providing constant dc voltageThe modeling and simulation has been done for SPWM technique using Matlab/Simulink. The system parameters for 3-phase VSI are given in Table IV. Various simulation results are analyzed and presented on the inverter and load side of the proposed system in order to demonstrate the satisfactory performance of sine-PWM technique for grid connected solar PV system. Inverter output phase voltage, line voltages and load line voltages and phased currents are obtained through simulation. 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