An Enhanced MPPT Method based on ANN-assisted Sequential Monte Carlo and Quickest Change Detection
원문 초록
The performance of a photovoltaic system is subject to varying environmental conditions, and it becomes more challenging to track the maximum power point (MPP) and maintain the optimal performance when partial shading occurs. In this paper, we propose an enhanced maximum power point tracking (MPPT) method utilizing the state estimation by the sequential Monte Carlo (SMC) filtering which is assisted by the prediction of MPP via an artificial neural network (ANN). A state-space model for the sequential estimation of MPP is proposed in the framework of incremental conductance (I-C) MPPT approach, and the ANN model based on the observed voltage and current or irradiance data predicts the global MPP (GMPP) to refine the estimation by SMC. Moreover, a quick irrandiance change detection method is applied, such that the SMC-based MPPT method resorts to the assistance from ANN only when partial shading is detected. Simulation results show that the proposed enhanced MPPT method achieves high efficiency and is robust to rapid irradiance change under different noise levels.
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