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@article{147957,
        author = {M. SATYALOKESH and L. PAVAN KALYAN  and J. TEJESWARA RAO and K. HARSHAVARDHAN},
        title = {MODELING AND CONTROL OF FUEL CELL BASED DISTRIBUTED GENERATION SYSTEMS IN A STANDALONE AC POWER SUPPLY},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {5},
        number = {11},
        pages = {508-513},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=147957},
        abstract = {This project develops a circuit model and controllers of fuel cell based distributed generation systems (DGS) in a standalone AC power supply. Dynamic model of the fuel cell is considered. To boost low output DC voltage of the fuel cell to high DC voltage and compensate for its slow response during the transient, two full bridge DC to DC converters are adopted and their controllers are designed: a unidirectional full bridge DC to DC boost converter for the fuel cell and a bidirectional full-bridge DC to DC buck/boost converter for the battery. For a three-phase DC to AC inverter, a discrete-time state space model in the stationary reference frame is derived and two discrete-time sliding mode controllers are designed: voltage controller in the outer loop and current controller in the inner loop. To demonstrate the proposed circuit model and control strategies, a simulation test bed using Matlab/Simulink is developed and various results are given.},
        keywords = {Distributed generation systems, standalone, fuel cells, dynamic modeling, isolated full-bridge DC to DC power converter, three-phase PWM inverter, sliding-mode control},
        month = {},
        }