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The low operating and maintenance expenses of photovoltaic (PV) power generation make it a popular choice for rural power generation systems. Solar radiation, temperature, and load impedance are the major factors influencing the final output of solar PV. Consequently, the solar PV system experiences oscillations in its operation. These oscillations in the operating point pose a difficulty in transferring maximum power from the source to the load in an efficient way. A method called as “maximum power point tracking” is used to address this problem. This technique eliminates oscillations ensure that stability of operating point at the maximum power point. PV has several maximum power points (MPP) under partial shade situations, which is characterized by its non-linear features. As a result, it is challenging to find actual MPP. While tracking and collecting the maximum power from PV, the cuckoo search optimization (CSO) technique developed by biological intelligence is used in this article. The cuckoo search (CS) has several advantages, including a short tuning process that is efficient as well as fast convergence. The step-up converter steps up the voltage. In order to steady the converter, the counter variable is employed to provide delay. Resistive load is present.
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