Power sharing control scheme for integrating various energy sources in smart grids

The availability of different energy sources, both the conventional and renewable energy sources, urge towards a solution of their application and their accessibility to the consumer. This requires their integration in smart grids on a common platform to deliver clean and uninterrupted power at low cost. The paper proposes to augment these sources on a common DC bus platform with control scheme of power sharing between them by MOSFET switching. This eases the system with the burden of synchronizing the sources as well as prevents it from oscillations and harmonics. Simulation based results demonstrate that proposed method provides effective control of power sharing between the different sources integrated on a common DC bus for aforesaid objectives and situations. The presented results show that degeneration can be easily achieved without induction of any transients in supply and power is made available according to the consumer choice of source.