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Recent Advances in Electrical & Electronic Engineering - Volume 18, Issue 1, 2025
Volume 18, Issue 1, 2025
- Special Issue on “Smart Grid: Consumer Installation Challenges, Load Automation & Control”
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Predicting Solar PV Output based on Hybrid Deep Learning and Physical Models: Case Study of Morocco
BackgroundIn recent years, the integration of renewable energy sources into the grid has increased exponentially. However, one significant challenge in integrating these renewable sources into the grid is intermittency.ObjectiveTo address this challenge, accurate PV power forecasting techniques are crucial for operations and maintenance and day-to-day operations monitoring in solar plants.MethodsIn the present work Read More
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Intelligent Control of the Dynamic Voltage Restorer for Fault Ride through Capability Enhancement of a Grid-connected Photovoltaic Power Plant in accordance with Recent Moroccan Grid Code
Authors: Sarih Saad, Boulghasoul Zakaria, Elbacha Abdelhadi, Tajer Abdelouahed and Chabaa SamiraBackgroundThe recent development of small-scale, decentralized generation from renewable sources and the fall in the price of the equipment needed for this operation have given a new role to the distribution networks, which is to collect the energy produced by the smallest generation plants and deliver it to the end customers. However, the national Grid Codes present technical requirements in terms of FRT and particul Read More
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ANN-fuzzy Hybrid Control Strategy for MPPT of Grid-connected PV
Authors: Hajar Ahessab, Youness Hakam, Ahmed Gaga and Benachir ElhaddadiBackgroundThe use of solar energy through photovoltaic arrays is continually expanding and has recently been regarded as one of the cleanest sources of energy. Increasing the amount of electricity provided to the load is one method for lowering the cost of solar systems. Contrarily, altering the load creates a divergence from the maximum power point (MPP) and changes the operating point of the solar conversion sy Read More
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An Intelligent Maximum Power Point Tracking Strategy for a Wind Energy Conversion System using Machine Learning Algorithms
Authors: Aicha Bouzem, Othmane Bendaou and Ali El YaakoubiBackgroundMachine Learning (ML) techniques have successfully replaced traditional control algorithms in recent years due to their ability to carry out complicated tasks with significant efficiency and accuracy.ObjectiveThe main objective of the current work is to investigate and compare the performances of different ML models in modeling Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) control for a wind turbine system. The main ad Read More
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Comparative Study of Vital Sign Monitoring Techniques and Methods
Authors: Pushparaj, Amod Kumar and Garima SainiCOVID-19 (Corona Virus Disease of 2019) is a global pandemic caused by the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2) virus. This disease has significantly impacted every aspect of people's lives, including their work style, leisure activities, and use of technology. Additionally, due to psychological factors or other reasons, there has been a surge in deaths from cardiovascular failure during the pand Read More
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An Extensive Review on Image Classification Techniques for Expert Systems
Authors: Preeti Sharma, Rajeev Kamal Sharma, Isha Kansal, Rajeev Kumar and Rana GillPicture categorization is a fundamental task in vision recognition that aims to understand and label an image in its entirety. While object detection works with the categorization and placement of many elements inside an image, image classification often pertains to photographs containing a single object. The development of sophisticated parallel computers in tandem with the introduction of contemporary remote sensors ha Read More
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Coating Performance Prediction using a Modified Spin Coater and the Taguchi Technique for Solar Cells
Authors: Srinivasan Purushothaman, S. Heeravathi, K. Arulvendhan, M. Gohul and G. SaravananBackgroundThis paper presents a novel approach to enhance the efficiency of solar cells by employing a modified spin coating technique with a Zinc oxide (ZnO) solution. Spin coating, known for its ability to achieve uniform, thin coatings on flat to moderately curved surfaces, serves as the central method in this research. The study meticulously investigates various factors affecting the coating process, including the volume Read More
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