The maximum power point acquisition is an important function of the photovoltaic inverter, which not only can effectively improve the irradiation utilization rate, maximize the working efficiency of the photovoltaic inverter, but also change the output voltage and current of the component. The component power is adjusted in time with factors such as sunshine. Especially in low light conditions, the maximum power point acquisition can greatly expand the input voltage of the component, thus achieving the maximum power tracking of the inverter. Precision shunts play a key role in this process and have a profound impact on the use of the inverter and the information in the feedback circuit.
In fact, the inverter function is indeed raising the voltage and realizing the voltage conversion. There are several important elements in this circuit for inductors, switching transistors, diodes, and precision shunts. The combination of these components in the DC-DC circuit allows the inverter to boost, thus changing the voltage switching.