Hi, it's all in the title.
Basically, I am looking for a charge regulator for my 300 watt wind turbine and so I am now looking to buy one but I do not know which type to choose.
What would be most appropriate?
Wind turbine: MPPT or PWM controller?
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there is no choice: an MPPT usually contains a PWM
PWM is a way to vary a voltage
MPPT is a method of controlling the PWM (or another type of dimmer) to find the maximum power
attention the method to seek the maximum power is different for a photovoltaic panel and for a wind turbine
with a photovoltaic panel the change in power is instantaneous when you change the voltage ... and the curve of the photovoltaic is monotonous
the behavior of the wind turbine will be a trap for a solar MPPT: when it lowers the voltage the power starts to increase because there is the inertia of the rotor, then the power decreases because it lowers the speed ... and maybe even stall completely if the MPPT does not reduce the current fast enough
a solar MPPT may never find stable operation
so you need an MPPT made for wind turbine and I even wonder if it should not be done exactly for a specific wind turbine model
my preferred solution is to put an anemometer on the wind turbine, and to find experimentally at what speed or what tension it is necessary to put the wind turbine at each wind speed
PWM is a way to vary a voltage
MPPT is a method of controlling the PWM (or another type of dimmer) to find the maximum power
attention the method to seek the maximum power is different for a photovoltaic panel and for a wind turbine
with a photovoltaic panel the change in power is instantaneous when you change the voltage ... and the curve of the photovoltaic is monotonous
the behavior of the wind turbine will be a trap for a solar MPPT: when it lowers the voltage the power starts to increase because there is the inertia of the rotor, then the power decreases because it lowers the speed ... and maybe even stall completely if the MPPT does not reduce the current fast enough
a solar MPPT may never find stable operation
so you need an MPPT made for wind turbine and I even wonder if it should not be done exactly for a specific wind turbine model
my preferred solution is to put an anemometer on the wind turbine, and to find experimentally at what speed or what tension it is necessary to put the wind turbine at each wind speed
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Read it :
http://www.fieldlines.com/index.php?sujet=138135.0
it will guide you a lot I think in your choice .
http://www.fieldlines.com/index.php?sujet=138135.0
it will guide you a lot I think in your choice .
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