System interconnection electric power generator and control method therefor
AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Madenokouji, Keigo Onizuka, Yasuhiro Makino, Masanori Kobayashi
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AssigneeSanyo Electric Co., Ltd.
InventorsMasaki Madenokouji, Keigo Onizuka, Yasuhiro Makino, Masanori Kobayashi
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In a solar energy generator including a solar battery a microcomputer for controlling at least a boosting circuit and an inverter circuit so that AC power suitably usable as the AC power of a commercial power supply system can be supplied to the commercial power supply system, the power to be supplied to the various kinds of equipment of the solar energy generator is selectively supplied from one of the solar battery and the commercial power supply system. The microcomputer stores the operational status data of the solar energy generator into an external storage device, and these data can be used for maintenance or trouble shooting of the solar energy generator.
A method of controlling a system interconnection electric power generator comprising an electric power generator for generating DC power, a boosting circuit for boosting the DC power generated in the electric power generator, and an inverter circuit for converting the DC power boosted in the boosting circuit to AC power, the AC power thus boosted being supplied to a commercial power supply system, characterized in that data representing an operational status of the system interconnection electric power generator under operation are stored in a storage device.
A system interconnection electric power generator having various kinds of equipment for generating electric power and supplying the electric power to a commercial power supply system electrically-connected thereto, comprising
A system interconnection electric power generator having an electric power generator (11) for generating DC power, a boosting circuit (14) for boosting the DC power supplied from the electric power generator (11) to a predetermined voltage larger than the system voltage of a commercial power line, said boosting circuit (14) being equipped with a capacitor (26) for charging DC power, an inverter circuit (15) for converting the boosted DC power to AC power and supplying the AC power thus converted through said commercial power line to a commercial power supply system (13), and a microcomputer (17) for controlling the boosting circuit (14) and the inverter circuit (15), characterized by further comprising:
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