Design and Management of an Integrated Solar-Wind Conversion System Using DFIG

Wind energy plays a crucial role in the global pursuit of sustainable and renewable energy sources. The need for wind energy is driven by its environmental benefits, economic advantages, job creation potential, and its role in diversifying the energy mix towards a more sustainable and resilient future. Solar energy is a critical component of the global shift towards sustainable and renewable energy sources. The need for solar energy is driven by its sustainability, environmental benefits, economic viability, job creation potential, and its role in diversifying the energy mix towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. Designing and controlling a Solar-Wind Integrated Conversion System with a Doubly Fed Induction Generator (DFIG) involves combining both solar and wind energy sources to generate electricity, and utilizing a DFIG as a key component in the power conversion process. Power conversion from solar and wind sources for a home user is essential for several reasons, contributing to the advancement of sustainable and decentralized energy systems. Power conversion from solar and wind to home users is critical for promoting sustainability, reducing reliance on traditional energy sources, lowering costs, and contributing to a more resilient and environmentally friendly energy infrastructure. It aligns with the global transition towards cleaner and decentralized energy systems.