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Power hardware in the loop simulator of photovoltaic plant for smart grid interation analysis

The integration of renewable energies in the context of distribution networks has brought a number of issues that are the subject of study and research. In order to experimentally analyze the behavior of these issues, test systems are needed, that can be easily replaced by Power Hardware in the Loop devices. This article will present the basics of hardware in the loop co-simulation using Simulink and Arduino in order to shed light on these issues. Just to address the highlighted problems, a new architecture based on a Real Time dSPACE Board and an inverter, is presented. The architecture implemented lends itself to different simulations of different complexity. In this article, the system will be used to simulate a photovoltaic system consisting of a module, an inverter and is closed on a load. The ability to have information in digital format and to have simulated elements, allows the study of intelligent systems, such as the smart distribution networks.