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Partial shading conditions (PSC) gives the important challenges in PV systems, superior to various potential peaks and lowered energy harvesting effectiveness. This analysis investigates the potential efficiency of a combination of Perturb and Observe (PO)—Fuzzy Logic MPPT algorithm unified with a multilevel boost converter, distinguished to common Sepic converters. The hybrid PO-FUZZY MPPT incorporates the clarity of the PO algorithm with the flexible and strong potential of fuzzy logic, providing efficiently track the overall GMPP under dynamic shading environments. The multilevel boost converter improves potential growth efficiency, reduces potential stress, and minimizes production ripple, making it specifically adapted for high voltage application. Simulation outcomes expose that the hybrid PO-FUZZY MPPT achieves greater tracking effectiveness, faster active response, and greater potential extraction. Moreover, the multilevel boost converter outperforms the usual Sepic converter by improved potential regulation and decreased losses. The study shows that the proposed hybrid approach efficiently mitigates the challenges of PSC, determining an adaptable and effective solution for modernized PV arrangements. The study of PO and FUZZY designs are determined in Hybrid mode and the results are given by utilizing MATLAB/SIMULINK.

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Hybrid PO-FUZZY MPPT for Multilevel Boost Converter Fed PV System Under Partial Shading Condition

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • B. Paranthagan,
  • M. Marimuthu,
  • S. Anu Thilak,
  • P. Matheswaran,
  • S. Nithishwaran,
  • M. Sanjay

摘要

Partial shading conditions (PSC) gives the important challenges in PV systems, superior to various potential peaks and lowered energy harvesting effectiveness. This analysis investigates the potential efficiency of a combination of Perturb and Observe (PO)—Fuzzy Logic MPPT algorithm unified with a multilevel boost converter, distinguished to common Sepic converters. The hybrid PO-FUZZY MPPT incorporates the clarity of the PO algorithm with the flexible and strong potential of fuzzy logic, providing efficiently track the overall GMPP under dynamic shading environments. The multilevel boost converter improves potential growth efficiency, reduces potential stress, and minimizes production ripple, making it specifically adapted for high voltage application. Simulation outcomes expose that the hybrid PO-FUZZY MPPT achieves greater tracking effectiveness, faster active response, and greater potential extraction. Moreover, the multilevel boost converter outperforms the usual Sepic converter by improved potential regulation and decreased losses. The study shows that the proposed hybrid approach efficiently mitigates the challenges of PSC, determining an adaptable and effective solution for modernized PV arrangements. The study of PO and FUZZY designs are determined in Hybrid mode and the results are given by utilizing MATLAB/SIMULINK.