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                  Table 11.7 Simplified Table Based on Four Switches of PV/Battery System
                   Switches                              Powers
                                              Modes
                   K 1   K 2    K 3    K 4               P pv   P batt   P load
                   0     0      0      0      Mode 7     0      0        0
                   0     0      0      1      Mode 8     P pv   0        P batt
                   0     0      1      0      Mode 3     0      P batt   P pv
                   0     1      0      0      Mode 4     P pv   0        P pv
                   0     1      0      1      Mode 5     P pv   0        P pv
                   0     1      1      0      Mode 2     P pv   P batt   P pv þ P batt
                   1     0      0      0      Mode 6     P pv   0        P pv
                   1     1      0      0      Mode 1     P pv   0        P pv





                     The different powers can be expressed in terms of the different switches as:

                     P pv ¼ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4

                           þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 $P pv
                                                                               (11.11)

                          P batt discharge ¼ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 $P batt  (11.12)

                             P batt charge ¼ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 $P batt  (11.13)

                                                                               (11.14)
                                P deriv ¼ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 þ K 1 $K 2 $K 3 $K 4 $P pv
                     These equations can be minimized to:
                                                                               (11.15)
                                        P pv ¼ðK 1 þ K 2 þ K 4 Þ$P pv
                                         P batt discharge ¼ K 3 $P batt        (11.16)
                                          P batt charge ¼ K 1 $P batt          (11.17)
                     Therefore, the load power is given as:

                                P load ¼ðK 1 þ K 2 þ K 4 Þ$P pv þ K 3 $P batt discharge  (11.18)


                  3.2 OTHER STRUCTURES
                  3.2.1 Photovoltaic Systems with Fuel Cells
                  In this structure, four switches (K 1 ,K 2 ,K 3 , and K 4 ) have been used. The fourth
                  switch is used to store in a derivate load [37,38] (Fig. 11.7).
                     According to the value of DP, three cases are noticed. If DP > 0, the load will be
                  supplied by the PV panel and the surplus PVenergy is stored in the form of hydrogen
                  by the electrolyzer, hence, the need for adding the fourth switch K 4 (Fig. 11.8). In the
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