Multiport Converter Utility Interface with a High-Frequency Link for Interfacing Clean Energy Sources (PV\Wind\Fuel Cell) and Battery to the Power System: Application of the HHA Algorithm

The integration of clean energy sources (CESs) into modern power systems has been studied using various converter topologies. challenges integrating CESs are facilitated by the proper design multi-port (MPPC) architecture. In this study, a brand-new two-stage MPPC is suggested as solution to intermittent nature and slow response (SR) CESs. system combines DC\DC DC\AC storage unit, circuit additionally incorporates number (PV\wind\fuel cell (FC)). This article discusses management control technique for an integrated four-port that links three input ports (PV, wind, FC), bidirectional battery port, isolated output port. One recent optimization techniques (Harris Hawk’s algorithm) applied optimize system’s controller gains. By intelligently combining with complementary characteristics, adverse effects intermittency significantly mitigated, leading overall enhancement in resilience efficiency. Furthermore, units not only addresses SR but also effectively combats supply. proposed exhibits improved dynamic capabilities, allowing it efficiently distribute excess load or absorb surplus from external sources. dual functionality optimizes operation contributes reduction size cost, concurrently enhancing reliability. A comprehensive investigation operational principles meticulous considerations provided, elucidating intricate mechanics system. Employing MATLAB/Simulink, architecture its mechanisms undergo rigorous evaluation, affirming feasibility efficacy innovative