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Sep 2026
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Electrical Engineering
Government College of Engineering, Karad
Electrical Engineering
Government College of Engineering, Karad
Electrical Engineering
Government College of Engineering, Karad
Electrical Engineering
Government College of Engineering, Karad
Electrical Engineering
Government College of Engineering, Karad
Solar photovoltaic battery charging systems are increasingly employed in renewable energy applications; however, output voltage fluctuations, switching ripple, and dynamic load variations reduce charging efficiency and battery performance. This paper presents the design and MATLAB simulation of an Adaptive Ripple-Smoothing Controlled DC–DC Converter for solar PV battery charging using dynamic load profiling. The proposed system integrates a PV module, a DC–DC boost converter, an LC output filter, a gain-scheduled adaptive proportional–integral (PI) controller, and a closed-loop feedback mechanism to regulate the charging voltage under varying operating conditions. CC–CV battery charging model with SOC estimation, internal resistance, and first-order polarization dynamics is incorporated to obtain realistic charging behavior. Simulation results (MATLAB R2023b) show that the proposed controller regulates the charging voltage to an average of 54.34 V against a 54.60 V reference (steady-state error 0.26 V, voltage regulation 0.48%), suppresses the steady-state output ripple voltage to an average of 0.39 V (84.32% ripple reduction after LC filtering relative to unfiltered 2.50 V ripple), and produces smooth CC-to-CV battery transition with SOC rising from 40% to 67.28% over a 5-hour charging window.
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This paper presented the design and MATLAB-based simulation of an adaptive ripple-smoothing controlled DC–DC converter for solar PV battery charging using dynamic load profiling and a gain-scheduled adaptive PI controller. The complete framework — PV source, boost converter, LC filter, adaptive controller, dynamic load, and CC–CV battery model with SOC, internal resistance and polarization dynamics — was implemented and validated end-to-end. Using values taken directly from the simulation log, the system regulates the charging voltage to within 0.48% of the 54.6 V reference, reduces steady-state ripple voltage by 84.32%, and reproduces realistic CC-to-CV battery charging behavior with SOC progressing from 40% to 67.28% over five hours. Future work will focus on extending the proposed controller by developing a continuous adaptive gain scheduling mechanism, improving ripple modelling based on switching-frequency dynamics, validating the proposed approach using hardware-in-the-loop or experimental prototype implementation, and evaluating controller performance under real-time stochastic load profiles and varying environmental conditions.
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