Renewable Energy Systems: Simulation with Simulink and Simscape Electrical
									
										Viktor Perelmuter, National Technical University (Kharkov Polytechnic Institute)
										
									
									
										CRC Press, Inc., 2017
									
									ISBN: 978-1-4987-6598-5 ;
									Language: English
								
The development of renewable sources for electrical energy has become a mainstream focus in the field of electrical engineering. Renewable Energy Systems can be used by both engineers and researchers working to develop new electrical systems and to investigate existing ones. Additionally, it can serve as a guide for undergraduate and graduate students during their study of electrical fields. The electrical devices that are used in renewable sources have complicated inner structures, and methods of computer simulation make the development of these systems easier and faster. Simulink and its toolbox Simscape Electrical are the most popular means for simulation of electrical systems. The topic of wind-generator (WG) systems simulation merits detailed consideration; therefore, this book covers an in-depth exploration of the simulation of WG systems, systems with batteries, photovoltaic systems, fuel elements, microturbines, and hydroelectric systems. In addition, a supplemental set of Simulink models is available for download.
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