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A Quick Maximum Power Point Tracking Method Using an Embedded Learning Algorithm for Photovoltaics on Roads
This chapter presents a new approach to realize quick maximum power point tracking (MPPT)forphotovoltaics(PVs)beddedonroads.TheMPPTdevicefortheroadphotovoltaics needs to support quick response to the shadow flickers caused by moving objects. Our proposed MPPT device is a microconverter connected to a short PV string. For real-world usage,severalsetsofPVstringconnectedtotheproposedmicroconverterwillbeconnectedin parallel. Each converter uses an embedded learning algorithm inspired by the insect brain to learntheMPPsofasinglePVstring.Therefore,theMPPTdevicetracksMPPviatheperturba-tionandobservationmethodinnormalcircumstancesandthelearningmachinelearnsthe relationships between the acquired MPP and the temperature and magnitude of the Sun irradiation.Consequently,ifthemagnitudeoftheSunbeamincidentonthePVpanelchanges quickly, the learning machine yields the predicted MPP to control a chopper circuit. The simulationresults suggestedthat theproposed MPPTmethod canrealizequickMPPT.