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Carannante G. Fraddanno C. Pagano M. Piegari L. 《Industrial Electronics, IEEE Transactions on》2009,56(11):4374-4380
Photovoltaic (PV) power system performance depends on local irradiance conditions. PV systems are sometimes subject to partial shading, which may produce a nonideal characteristic curve, presenting true and local power maxima in the P -I curve. Traditional maximum power point tracking (MPPT) algorithms can converge to local maximum, which is not the true MPP. In order to solve the problem, this paper investigates the effects of nonuniform solar irradiance distribution on a PV source. An MPPT algorithm that is able to optimize the source instantaneous operating power under nonuniform irradiance is proposed. The ability of the algorithm and its increased performance with respect to traditional algorithms are evaluated by means of experimental tests performed on a real PV power system. 相似文献
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Caroline Darbos Ferran Albajar Tullio Bonicelli Giuseppe Carannante Mario Cavinato Fabio Cismondi Grigory Denisov Daniela Farina Mario Gagliardi Franco Gandini Thibault Gassmann Timothy Goodman Gregory Hanson Mark A. Henderson Ken Kajiwara Karen McElhaney Risto Nousiainen Yasuhisa Oda Toshimichi Omori Alexander Oustinov Darshankumar Parmar Vladimir L. Popov Dharmesh Purohit Shambhu Laxmikanth Rao David Rasmussen Vipal Rathod Dennis M. S. Ronden Gabriella Saibene Keishi Sakamoto Filippo Sartori Theo Scherer Narinder Pal Singh Dirk Strauß Koji Takahashi 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2016,37(1):4-20
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In recent years, a number of papers have treated the problem of the finite‐time stability and stabilization of impulsive (or, more in general, switching) dynamical linear systems. Generally, these works assume that the sequence of switching (in the following resetting) times is a priori known. In this paper, we remove such (strong) assumption, so making the technique more appealing from the practical control engineering point of view. A first result provided in this work is a sufficient condition for finite‐time stability when the resetting times are known with a certain degree of uncertainty. Such condition requires the solution of a suitable feasibility problem based on coupled difference/differential LMIs. We show that as the uncertainty intervals reduce in size, our condition becomes less conservative, becoming necessary and sufficient in the certain case (i.e., the resetting instants are perfectly known). Eventually, we consider the conceptually different situation in which the resetting times are totally unknown, namely, the arbitrary switching case. The analysis results are then used to derive sufficient conditions for the existence of state‐feedback controllers that finite time stabilizes the closed‐loop system in the three cases mentioned earlier. A nontrivial example, considering the finite‐time control of the liquid levels into three interconnected reservoirs, shows the effectiveness of the proposed approach. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. 相似文献
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