International Journal of Engineering Research in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IJEREEE)

Design and Development of a New Microcontroller Based Dual Trans former less Single-Stage Current Source Inverter with Energy Management Control Strategy

Author : Shruthi B ¹ Krupa M ²

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Date of Publication :7th June 2016

Abstract: A novel dual transformer less single-stage current source inverter has been fed by a two input sources, a battery and a photovoltaic (PV) array which are clean energy sources. An intelligent power management technique focuses on the extraction of maximum power from the PV array and the remaining load that could not be supplied by the PV array due to bad weather conditions will be supplied by the battery. An alternative energy system has been put into the operation during bad weather conditions which reduces strong dependence on weather conditions leads to high reliability system using only clean energy sources. High voltage gain and totally controlled output voltage has been achieved without using the DC-DC converter or transformer either.

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