Design of a novel hybrid soft computing model for passive components selection in multiple load Zeta converter topologies of solar PV energy system

Q2 Engineering
S. R. Hole, Agam Das Goswami
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Abstract This paper presents a new approach to improve the performance of Zeta converters, which are commonly used in cost-sensitive circuits to manage unregulated power supply. The converters are designed to produce positive output voltages based on input voltages, and they use a buck controller to power a PMOS-based FET for high-side control. Compared to other converters, such as SEPIC, Zeta converters are smaller and more scalable for micro applications due to the use of coupled inductor circuits. The performance of Zeta converters is heavily influenced by the ratings of their passive components. To optimize component rating choices, researchers have developed several pattern analysis models. However, these models often require context-specific ratings and lack a parameter selection method for continual reconfigurations, making them difficult to deploy in practice for different use cases. To address these limitations, the authors propose a hybrid soft computing methodology for passive component selection in multiple load Zeta converters. The proposed approach combines Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO) to determine initial component ratings and Grey Wolf Optimization (GWO) to improve conversion efficiency, output gain, and Total Harmonic Distortion (THD). This is achieved by modeling a fitness function that incorporates output metrics and optimizes them incrementally for real-time deployments. The results show that the suggested methodology can reduce THD by 6.5 %, increase conversion efficiency by 3.4 %, and maintain a gain improvement of 1.5 % across numerous use cases. These improvements make the model suitable for real-time use applications. Overall, the proposed approach provides a promising solution to the challenges of passive component selection in Zeta converters, which can lead to more efficient and cost-effective power management in various circuits.
太阳能光伏系统多负载Zeta变换器拓扑无源元件选择的混合软计算模型设计
摘要:本文提出了一种提高Zeta变换器性能的新方法,Zeta变换器通常用于成本敏感电路中对不稳定电源的管理。转换器被设计为基于输入电压产生正输出电压,它们使用降压控制器为基于pmos的场效应管供电,用于高侧控制。与SEPIC等其他转换器相比,由于使用耦合电感电路,Zeta转换器更小,更适合微应用。Zeta变换器的性能在很大程度上受其无源元件额定值的影响。为了优化部件等级选择,研究人员开发了几种模式分析模型。然而,这些模型通常需要上下文特定的评级,并且缺乏持续重新配置的参数选择方法,使得它们难以在不同用例的实践中部署。为了解决这些限制,作者提出了一种混合软计算方法,用于多负载Zeta转换器的无源元件选择。该方法结合了粒子群算法(PSO)确定初始分量额定值和灰狼算法(GWO)来提高转换效率、输出增益和总谐波失真(THD)。这是通过建模一个适应度函数来实现的,该函数包含输出指标,并为实时部署增量地优化它们。结果表明,该方法可将THD降低6.5 %,将转换效率提高3.4 %,并在多个用例中保持1.5 %的增益改进。这些改进使该模型适合于实时使用的应用程序。总的来说,所提出的方法为Zeta转换器中无源元件选择的挑战提供了一个有希望的解决方案,可以在各种电路中实现更高效和更具成本效益的电源管理。
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Energy Harvesting and Systems
Energy Harvesting and Systems Energy-Energy Engineering and Power Technology
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