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FIGURE 5.22
Time-domain behavior of the input inverter voltage (A) and of the power P extracted (B).

CMPPTS technique is because of the fact that, after each variation of v b ref, the PV
system is not able to reach a new steady-state equilibrium condition before the
occurrence of the subsequent variation of v b ref. In particular, the optimal operating
points found by the CMPPTS technique in Case II.1 are (407 V, 1300 W), second
point of the scan, when T b ¼ 0.1 s and (454 V, 1400 W), third point of the scan,
when T b ¼ 1s.

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