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    This document discusses using a two phase Z-source inverter for connecting a photovoltaic (PV) array to a split phase grid. World energy consumption is increasing CO2 emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, but renewable resources like PV can help solve these problems. The project aims to provide an interface between a PV array and split phase grid using a two phase Z-source inverter, eliminating the need for an additional DC-DC boost converter. MATLAB/Simulink is used to model and control the inverter for the PV array fed system.

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    This document discusses using a two phase Z-source inverter for connecting a photovoltaic (PV) array to a split phase grid. World energy consumption is increasing CO2 emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, but renewable resources like PV can help solve these problems. The project aims to provide an interface between a PV array and split phase grid using a two phase Z-source inverter, eliminating the need for an additional DC-DC boost converter. MATLAB/Simulink is used to model and control the inverter for the PV array fed system.

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    This document discusses using a two phase Z-source inverter for connecting a photovoltaic (PV) array to a split phase grid. World energy consumption is increasing CO2 emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, but renewable resources like PV can help solve these problems. The project aims to provide an interface between a PV array and split phase grid using a two phase Z-source inverter, eliminating the need for an additional DC-DC boost converter. MATLAB/Simulink is used to model and control the inverter for the PV array fed system.

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    This document discusses using a two phase Z-source inverter for connecting a photovoltaic (PV) array to a split phase grid. World energy consumption is increasing CO2 emissions and reliance on fossil fuels, but renewable resources like PV can help solve these problems. The project aims to provide an interface between a PV array and split phase grid using a two phase Z-source inverter, eliminating the need for an additional DC-DC boost converter. MATLAB/Simulink is used to model and control the inverter for the PV array fed system.

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    TWO PHASE Z-SOURCE INVERTER FOR PV ARRAY

    ABSTRACT

    World energy consumption and the resulting CO 2 emissions are


    increasing substantially and this increase puts in danger the ecological
    stability of our Earth. Growing scarcity and rising prices of fossil fuels may
    lead to economical and instability in the future. These problems can be
    solved by the use of renewable energy resources. The renewable energy
    resources are sufficient enough to meet the world energy requirement.
    Most of the countries have recognized the new energy policy to encourage
    the investment photovoltaic energy system which is one of the biggest
    renewable energy resources. In this project the basic theory of grid
    connected photovoltaic systems is explained, giving an introduction to the
    different aspects of inverter designs. Starting with a look at the standards
    concerning grid connection of distributed resources, and working its way
    through how the photovoltaic cells work. Some different inverter
    topologies suitable for use with photovoltaic are found, and based on
    these topologies; solutions for the control of inverters have been
    examined. The inverter is one of the power electronics systems that
    commonly used in order to convert direct current (DC) to the alternating
    current (AC). It can be a single phase or three phase systems. These
    controls involve methods for utilizing the maximum power from solar
    panels, methods for synchronizing with the grid and methods for current
    and voltage control.

    This project aims to provide an interface between PV array and split


    phase Grid connected. In remote applications a dc-dc boost converter is
    normally employed to increase the PV array voltage and also to track the
    peak power point. However with the advent of Z-source Inverter the
    necessity of additional dc –dc converter has become unnecessary. In this
    project the control of such an inverter has been attempted for PV array
    fed system by using MATLAB/Simulink.

    The reason for choice of MATLAB/SIMULINK as a development tool is


    because it is the most important and widely used simulation software and
    is an integral part of taught programmes in most of the universities in
    electrical/electronic/computer engineering courses.

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