Recent Advancements in Maximum Power Point Tracking with Hill Climbing Method for a PV System: A Review

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Applied Solar Energy Pub Date : 2024-01-16 DOI:10.3103/S0003701X23600224

Claude Bertin Nzoundja Fapi, Hyacinthe Tchakounté, Fabrice Tsegaing Tchatchueng, Patrice Wira, Mohamed Louzazni, Martin Kamta

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Increasing the efficiency of photovoltaic (PV) solar panels is more and more the quest of many scientists because it is renewable and non-polluting energy. For this purpose, various methods and techniques are used, among which is the Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) method, which has a certain interest because it does not require additional mechanical devices. One of the most used MPPT methods is the Hill Climbing (HC) method which has known a lot of evolution with time. The objective of this work is to scrutinize and present a comprehensive review of the improved Hill Climbing algorithms for tracking the Maximum Power Point (MPP) in PV systems. In-depth descriptions of the many HC techniques, including their algorithms, tracking effectiveness, modeling, mathematical equations, software, and hardware implementations, as well as the most current advancements in the field, are presented in this review study. After this investigation one can conclude that HC MPPT still has good interest and newer improvements are soon to arise.

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光伏系统爬坡法最大功率点跟踪的最新进展：综述

摘要提高光伏（PV）太阳能电池板的效率越来越成为许多科学家的追求，因为这是一种可再生、无污染的能源。为此，人们使用了各种方法和技术，其中最大功率点跟踪（MPPT）方法因其不需要额外的机械设备而备受关注。最常用的 MPPT 方法之一是爬坡法（HC），随着时间的推移，这种方法已经有了很大的发展。这项工作的目的是对用于跟踪光伏系统最大功率点 (MPP) 的改进型爬坡算法进行仔细研究和全面评述。本综述研究深入介绍了多种爬坡技术，包括算法、跟踪效果、建模、数学公式、软件和硬件实现，以及该领域的最新进展。经过这次调查，我们可以得出结论：HC MPPT 仍有很大的发展前景，而且很快就会有新的改进。

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Applied Solar Energy Energy-Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment

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期刊介绍： Applied Solar Energy is an international peer reviewed journal covers various topics of research and development studies on solar energy conversion and use: photovoltaics, thermophotovoltaics, water heaters, passive solar heating systems, drying of agricultural production, water desalination, solar radiation condensers, operation of Big Solar Oven, combined use of solar energy and traditional energy sources, new semiconductors for solar cells and thermophotovoltaic system photocells, engines for autonomous solar stations.