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M.Tech student, Electrical engineering department, Institute of Technology, Nirma university, Ahmedabad
Assistant professor, Electrical engineering department, Institue of Technology,Nirma university, Ahmedabad
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Manager, R&D Department, Hitachi Hi-Rel Powerelectronics Pvt. Ltd., Gandhinagar
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niskap@yahoo.co.in
amit.patel@nirmauni.ac.in
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dineshkapadia1@yahoo.co.in
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I. INTRODUCTION
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230V AC
50Hz
36 V DC
LOAD
Solar Panel
Transformer
24V DC
DC to DC Boost
Inverter
Converter
x Vin ..(3.1)
where Vo = output voltage,
Vin = input voltage,
= duty cycle
Low-pass
filter
C=
.(3.3)
..(3.2)
23.419 V
Transformer efficiency t = 0.97
Safety factor SF = 1.1
Inverter MOSFET current or Transformer primary current
where L = inductance,
I = current ripple,
Ton = On time of MOSFET
Ip =
159
= 25.679A
(4.1)
Figure 4.2(a)
Figure 4.1(a)
Figure 4.2(b)
Fig 4.2 (a) Schematic of booster and inverter (b) Sine PWM generation
using sine triangular comparison
Figure 4.1(b)
Figure 4.1(a) Close loop schematic of booster (b)Close loop control
system for booster
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Figure 5.1(c)
Figure 5.1(d)
FIG.5.1 (A) Booster output at no load (B) Booster output at full load
(C) Booster output for input voltage transition from 37 volt to 21 volt
(D)Booster output for step load applied and removed
Figure5.1(a)
Figure 5.1(b)
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Figure 5.2(d)
FIG.5.2 (a) Sine Triangle comparison and PWM generation (b) Inverter
output without low pass filter (c) Inverter output for full load condition (d)
Inverter output for no load condition
Figure 5.2(a)
VI. CONCLUSION
Use of sine wave push pull inverter reduces the cost of
single phase solar inverter considerably. In this topology
only two switches are used and the isolation requirement
between control and power is less. Advantages of this
topology help to decrease the cost. Value of the
components for dc to dc boost converter and inverter is
calculated. This calculated value of components is used to
simulate dc to dc boost converter and inverter. Simulation
for different conditions viz. no load, full load, load
transition and input voltage transitions are carried out and
found satisfactory.
Figure5.2(b)
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Figure 5.2(c)
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