ArticleHeliyon2024
A Fractional Order-Kepler Optimization Algorithm (FO-KOA) for single and double-diode parameters PV cell extraction.
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- Design methodology for a photovoltaic emulator based on power hardware-in-the-loop with Opal-RT simulator.MethodsX · 2026Article
- Performance of pelican optimizer for energy losses minimization via optimal photovoltaic systems in distribution feeders.PloS one · 2025Article
- An improved Kepler optimization algorithm for module parameter identification supporting PV power estimation.Heliyon · 2024Article
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Abstract
The primary objective of this study is to investigate the effects of the Fractional Order Kepler Optimization Algorithm (FO-KOA) on photovoltaic (PV) module feature identification in solar systems. Leveraging the strengths of the original KOA, FO-KOA introduces fractional order elements and a Local Escaping Approach (LEA) to enhance search efficiency and prevent premature convergence. The FO element provides effective information and past expertise sharing amongst the participants to avoid premature converging. Additionally, LEA is incorporated to boost the search procedure by evading local optimization. The single-diode-model (SDM) and Double-diode-model (DDM) are two different equivalent circuits that are used for obtaining the unidentified parameters of the PV. Applied to KC-200, Ultra-Power-85, and SP-70 PV modules, FO-KOA is compared to the original KOA technique and contemporary algorithms. Simulation results demonstrate FO-KOA's remarkable average improvement rates, showcasing its significant advantages and robustness over earlier reported methods. The proposed FO-KOA demonstrates exceptional performance, outperforming existing algorithms by 94.42 %-99.73 % in optimizing PV cell parameter extraction, particularly for the KC200GT module, showcasing consistent superiority and robustness. Also, the proposed FO-KOA is validated of on SDM and DDM for the well-known RTC France PV cell.
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