This paper presents a new fuzzy logic controller as a maximum power point tracker employing single-ended primary-inductor (SEPIC) converter. The new controller improves perturb and observe search method with rules to fuzzify and eliminate its drawbacks. An accurate and fast converging to maximum power point is offered by fuzzy logic tracker during both steady-state and varying weather conditions compared to conventional maximum power point tracking methods. The performance of the proposed maximum power point tracker is demonstrated in both simulation and experiment at different operating conditions.
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