Supervision of a Photovoltaic/Batteries System for Stand Alone Applications
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| author | Rekioua, Djamila Belaid, Saloua Logerais, Pierre-Olivier Rekioua, Toufik Mokrani, Zahra Kakouche, Khoudir Oubelaid, Adel Zaouche, Faika |
| author_facet | Rekioua, Djamila Belaid, Saloua Logerais, Pierre-Olivier Rekioua, Toufik Mokrani, Zahra Kakouche, Khoudir Oubelaid, Adel Zaouche, Faika |
| contents | Our paper is focused on optimal and control of an isolated photovoltaic system with batteries. The control is made by the application of a power management control (PMC). Batteries are kept safe from deep discharges and overloads by the PMC, maintaining a continuous supply to the load. The ease, with which this method can be implemented, as well as its effectiveness without imposing a large computing strain on the user, is noteworthy. The batteries and PV panels in the system under study are connected to a bidirectional converter enabling the batteries to be charged and drained in accordance with weather conditions. The simulation results, clearly highlight good performance of the proposed control across two different profiles. |
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| spellingShingle | Supervision of a Photovoltaic/Batteries System for Stand Alone Applications Rekioua, Djamila Belaid, Saloua Logerais, Pierre-Olivier Rekioua, Toufik Mokrani, Zahra Kakouche, Khoudir Oubelaid, Adel Zaouche, Faika Systems and Control Our paper is focused on optimal and control of an isolated photovoltaic system with batteries. The control is made by the application of a power management control (PMC). Batteries are kept safe from deep discharges and overloads by the PMC, maintaining a continuous supply to the load. The ease, with which this method can be implemented, as well as its effectiveness without imposing a large computing strain on the user, is noteworthy. The batteries and PV panels in the system under study are connected to a bidirectional converter enabling the batteries to be charged and drained in accordance with weather conditions. The simulation results, clearly highlight good performance of the proposed control across two different profiles. |
| title | Supervision of a Photovoltaic/Batteries System for Stand Alone Applications |
| topic | Systems and Control |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.00003 |