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An Efficient Design of Switched Boost Inverter
for Universal Nano Grid to Improve Voltage 1John Chembukkavu and
2S. Poorani
1Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering,
Karpagam University, Coimbatore, India. 2Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering,
Karpagam University, Coimbatore, India.
Abstract To design a Switched Boost Inverter (SBI) Circuit and to test the
performance of the circuit by introducing solar PV instead of DC voltage
source and introduced a boost converter at the output stage to amplify and
stabilize the DC output of the SBI. The Vdcout of Existing SBI is 250V while
Proposed SBI is 600V, which is double the times better than the existing
circuitry, the RMS of the Existing SBI is 246.8 while the proposed SBI is
598.4 and the Mean of Existing SBI is 246.8 while the proposed is 598.4. The
proposed circuitry is highly reliable for Nano grids with solar pv as its
input source.
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1. Introduction
The demand for electrical power & environmental constraints have resulted in
the want for new release of electrical vigour utilizing non-typical vigor
resources. Centralized vigour generation, transmission and distribution have a
couple of negative feedbacks which include dangerous satisfactory,
unreliability, fiscal losses and so on.[1-4]
To beat these causes power new release
at local stage has grown to be foremost. Micro grid is a brand new method to
mix non-conventional vigour assets on the smaller stage which additionally
facilitates the participation shoppers inside the electrical vigour process of
recent unencumber and distribution. [1-4]
The potential of the micro grid is its capacity to furnish secure and sustainable
electricity in areas now not blanketed with the aid of the average vigour grid.
Nanogrid incorporating distributed energy resources (DERs) along with suitable
vigour storage systems presents a first-rate, stiff, green electrical vigour.[1-3]
The
power converter which links the DERs and loads plays a significant position in
the nanogrid. This paper specializes in the option of raise converters considering
the fact that the nanogrid is chosen to be solar fed and battery much less. A
specific evaluation of tough switched conventional raise converter with soft-
switched resonant dc enhance converter has been achieved by means of
simulating these converters in MATLAB-Simulink. The distinctive parameters
particularly the voltage stress, switching losses, and converter efficiency had
been analyzed. [1-4]
2. Nanogrid
Nanogrids are the little microgrids, consistently serving a singular building or a
lone weight. Navigant research has developed its own specific significance of a
nanogrid as being 100 kW for lattice tied systems and 5 kW for remote
structures not interconnected with a utility system. Nanogrids imitate the
progression that is rising from the base of the pyramid and getting the
imaginative vitality of creating amounts of advancement dealers and hypothesis
capital, particularly in the splendid building and smart transportation spaces,
says Navigant.5
In various ways, nanogrids are more standard than microgrids since they don't
particularly challenge utilities likewise. Nanogrids are kept to a single building
or a lone weight, and subsequently don't thump up against bearings denying the
trade or sharing of power over an open right-of-way. From a development point
of view, possibly the most radical thought behind nanogrids is an unmistakable
slant for Direct Current (DC) courses of action, whether these systems are
connected with the system or work as standalone structures, as showed by
Navigant.5
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Figure 1: Model of a Typical Nanogrid5
3. Switched Boost Inverter (SBI)
Figure 2: Circuit of SBI6
SBI is a power converter that can supply both DC and AC loads at the same
time from DC inputs. Along these lines, it can understand both the Dc-to-DC
converter for solar PV and the DC-to-AC converter in a solitary stage. The yield
AC voltage of SBI can be either higher or lower than the accessible source
voltage. 7 & 8
Thus, it has extensive variety of possible yield voltage for a given
source voltage. SBI displays better EMI. When contrasted with a customary
voltage source inverter (VSI), as the shoot-through (in which both switches in
one leg of the inverter scaffold are turned ON at the same time because of EMI
commotion won't harm the inverter switches).6 This lessens additional weight
on the converter security circuit and aides in acknowledgment of configuration
of the converter. As the SBI permits shoot-through in the inverter legs, it doesn't
require a timer circuit and henceforth reduces the requirement for complexions. 7 & 8
Boost Converter
Is a DC-to-DC power converter that boosts up voltage from its input to output.9
It is a type of switched-mode power supply (SMPS) containing at least two
semiconductors and at least one energy storage element, a capacitor, inductor,
or the two in combination. To reduce voltage ripple, filters made of capacitors
are normally added to such a converter's output and input.9 Power for the boost
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converter can come from any suitable DC sources, such as batteries, solar
panels, rectifiers and DC generators.9 A process that changes one DC voltage to
a different DC voltage is called DC to DC conversion. A boost converter is
a DC to DC converter with an output voltage greater than the source voltage.9 A
boost converter is sometimes called a step-up converter since it "steps up" the
source voltage. Since power must be conserved, the output current is lower than
the source current. The key principle that drives the boost converter is the
tendency of an inductor to resist changes in current by creating and destroying a
magnetic field. In a boost converter, the output voltage is always higher than the
input voltage.9
Figure 3: Schematic of Boost Converter9
4. Discussions
Existing Switched Boost Inverter
The existing SBI circuitry was designed using MATLAB Simulink, the model
have been powered with constant DC power supply without any DC output
regulating circuitry.
Figure 3: Existing Switched Boost Inverter
The existing SBI circuitry is shown in figure 3 and its corresponding input DC
supply voltage, generated AC output voltage and DC output voltage are plotted
in figure 4,5 and 6. And the parmeters like Vdcout, Root Mean Square (RMS)
and Mean are calculated and tabulated in Table 1.
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Figure 4: Existing SBI DC Input Voltage
Figure 5: Existing SBI AC Output Voltage
Figure 6: Existing SBI DC Output Voltage
Proposed Switched Boost Inverter
The proposed Switched Boost Inverter Circuit was analyzed by introducing
solar PV instead of DC voltage source and introduced a boost converter at the
output stage to amplify and stabilize the DC output of the SBI. The proposed
circuitry was designed using MATLAB Simulink as shown in figure 7, and its
corresponding driver circuitry is represented in figure 8 and solar pv circuitry in
figure 9.
Figure 7: Proposed Switched Boost inverter
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Figure 8: Driver Circuit of Proposed SBI
Figure 9: Solar PV of Proposed SBI
The major parameters like Vdcout, Root Mean Square (RMS) and Mean are
calculated and tabulated in Table 1. The proposed SBI’s AC output voltage,
Solar PV output voltage and DC output voltage are plotted in the figures 10, 11
and 12 respectively.
Figure 10: Proposed SBI AC Output
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Figure 11: Proposed SBI Solar PV Output
Figure 12: Proposed SBI DC Output
Table 1: Existing SBI Vs Proposed SBI
Parameters Existing SBI Proposed SBI
Vdcout 250 V 600 V
RMS 246.8 598.4
Mean 246.8 598.4
Figure 13: Comparison of Existing SBI Vs Proposed SBI
5. Conclusion
From the results it is clear that the proposed Switched Boost Inverter Circuit
which was analyzed by introducing solar PV instead of DC voltage source and
introduced a boost converter at the output stage to amplify and stabilize the DC
output of the SBI outperforms the existing SBI design. The Vdcout of Existing
SBI is 250V while Proposed SBI is 600V, which is double the times better than
the existing circuitry, the RMS of the Existing SBI is 246.8 while the proposed
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Existing SBI Proposed SBI
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SBI is 598.4 and the Mean of Existing SBI is 246.8 while the proposed is 598.4
as plotted in the figure 13.
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