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Fig 1.

Addressed system.

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Fig 2.

P-V, I-V characteristics with fixed temperature, (T = 25°C).

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Fig 3.

P-V, I-V characteristics with fixed irradiance, (G = 1000W/m2).

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Table 1.

PV panel characteristics.

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Fig 4.

PV emulator and boost converter scheme.

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Fig 5.

The division of interval and the interval markings on the characteristics PV.

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Fig 6.

Flowchart of the proposed GSS algorithm.

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Fig 7.

PV emulator and boost converter scheme.

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Fig 8.

The relationship in a linear V/f control between the frequency and stator voltage.

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Fig 9.

Motor pump control scheme.

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Table 2.

The rated values of the IM and separately-excited DC generator.

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Fig 10.

Implementation of PV-WP system emulation via DS1104 hardware.

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Fig 11.

Profile of the applied solar insolation.

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Fig 12.

Response of the DC link voltage.

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Fig 13.

Response of motor-pump; speed.

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Fig 14.

Response of the PV power.

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Table 3.

Comparative study of the techniques’ performance.

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Fig 15.

Graph 1.

Power fluctuation of the three techniques.

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Fig 16.

Profile of irradiance variation curve.

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Fig 17.

I-V and P-V characteristics of the emulator during irradiation changing.

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Fig 18.

PV emulator variation current and boosted voltage during irradiance variation.

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Fig 19.

PV emulator and shaft power variation.

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Fig 20.

Speed and torque curves during irradiation changing.

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