Design Inverter for Solar Cells | Final Year EE Student

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Anand, a final year electrical engineering student, is seeking guidance on designing an inverter for solar cells for his project. He requests circuit diagrams and explanations, emphasizing the need for effective firing and filter circuits due to competition with classmates on similar topics. Suggestions include researching Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) to enhance his design. Additionally, he is open to other project ideas in Power Electronics. The discussion highlights the importance of foundational knowledge and resources in inverter design.
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I'm a final year EE student and its time for me to do my project.I've thought of a topic nd thats- "Inverter design for solar cells" but i don know wher to start nd how to proceed. can any of u provide me circuit diagrams with explanations, or any links to such sites.since this is a general topic some of my class students r workin on it too (Inverter design). So i feel my inverter design should include good firing nd filter circuits. if u can help me in that too, I'll b grateful.
Awaiting ur reply
Regards
Anand

PS: If u hav any other project ideas in Power Electronics please suggest me.
 
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Hi
I'm a final year EE student and its time for me to do my project.I've thought of a topic nd thats- "Inverter design for solar cells" but i don know wher to start nd how to proceed. can any of u provide me circuit diagrams with explanations, or any links to such sites.since this is a general topic some of my class students r workin on it too (Inverter design). So i feel my inverter design should include good firing nd filter circuits. if u can help me in that too, I'll b grateful.
Awaiting ur reply
Regards
Anand

PS: If u hav any other project ideas in Power Electronics please suggest me.

Here's a place for you to start reading. Then follow the links in the references to get more info.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_inverter
 
Thanks berkeman. I'll search for some topics from the references
 
Not sure exactly what you're doing for your project, but it sounds like you're trying to harvest power from solar cells. Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) might be useful for you.

Here's the Wikipedia link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maximum_power_point_tracker

A quick Google search will turn up some COTS solutions if you don't want to DIY.
 
Thanks Guys for ur help. I've selected d topic nd its MPPT...

regards
Anand
 
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