A CMPA based cost-effective photovoltaic power generation system and utilization

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Avijit Karmakar
Pradip Kumar Sadhu
Soumya Das
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[1] Indian Institute of Technology (Indian School of Mines),Department of Electrical Engineering
[2] University Institute of Technology,Department of Electrical Engineering
[3] Burdwan University,undefined
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Microsystem Technologies | 2023年 / 29卷
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The demand for electricity is rapidly rising, and renewable energy sources are becoming increasingly important for maintaining the electric system and servicing isolated demands. Tidal energy, wind energy, and solar energy (SE) are all forms of renewable energy. The solar power system is free of pollution, and enormous volumes of solar radiation reach the earth's surface. Photovoltaic (PV) systems are taking a leading role as solar-based energy sources because of their unique advantages. But in this, the cost of power generation is an important issue since the existing research methods aren't effective. So that this research methodology uses the Cognitive Marine Predators Algorithm (CMPA) based cost-effective PV power generation system and utilization. In this research, first, the design variables, constraints, and the PV modelling is explained. After that, the objective function is determined here. The main objective function is the generation of the cost function and the power loss function. At last, the cost-effective power generation system is designed by the CMPA. In this CMPA, the determined objective functions are considered as the fitness function and the input are the design variables.
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