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A digital implementation of continuous-time ripple correlation control for photovoltaic applications

A new digital implementation of continuous-time ripple correlation control (RCC) for maximum power point tracking of photovoltaic (PV) panels. This implementation is straightforward and provides easy and convenient expansion to multiple-panel PV systems. The simple graphical user interface developed helps control and monitor the panels, with the options of manual control or RCC. Digital implementation provides a suitable environment for phase-shift compensation which usually leads to convergence problems with RCC. Results show that over 95% convergence accuracy is achieved using the proposed implementation.