Distributed energy systems open up a vast field of research in power electronics. Local solar power generation requires DC-DC converters that adapt the energy generated by the panels to on-site distribution buses. In addition, the control of the power converter to obtain the maximum possible energy from the solar source is crucial for the correct deployment of these distributed grids. In this work, system-level solutions are proposed for this application as follows: On the one hand, the use of novel resonant forward-flyback converters allows for a higher energy density than that of a conventional flyback and more relaxed withstand voltages on the switching elements. On the other hand, the implementation of maximum power point tracking algorithms for solar energy using Edge AI enables the deployment of algorithms that maximize the energy obtained locally. These improvements are shown by means of a prototype demonstrator, using cutting-edge microcontrollers and the implementation of a DC-DC power converter based on the proposed topology.
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Juan Cruz-Cozar
Javier Mendez
Miguel Martínez Molina
Journal of Low Power Electronics and Applications
Leipzig University
Universidad de Granada
Infineon Technologies (Germany)
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www.synapsesocial.com/papers/69df2c2fe4eeef8a2a6b13ba — DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/jlpea16020013
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