Maximum Power Point Tracking Using Modified P&O Method for the Off Grid Radar

Maximum Power Point Tracking Using Modified P&O Method for the Off Grid Radar

92 pages· 2008· ISBN 9780549664550
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The Selective Hopping technique allowed for improvement on some constraints of the IP&O technique. SH has a convergence time at least ten times faster than IP&O and it has approximately 5% more available power. The main problem with the SH method is that a local maximum power point emerges when the solar radiation changes instantaneously, for example (0-700 W/m2). However, these variations are not likely to happen in normal operation.

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