Abstract
Engineers are searching for alternatives to conventional energy sources to address the energy crisis as a result of the
sharp increase in energy usage. This work describes developing, simulating, and evaluating a three-phase, 13.25 kW
solar power system. PV analysis is also performed. An inverter featuring a dual Electricity flow is connected to a
solar system consisting of six consecutive strings of four solar power cells connected in series. The output of the phase
lock loop (PLL) feedback in the linearization system is used to generate a signal, and the power conversion voltage is
synchronized with the signal by using its output as a voltage reference. This hybrid technology, which has two phases
that are optimal for the rechargeable recharging process of the batteries, is used to replenish a battery bank in capacity
or float arrangement for eight sequences of 12V - 200-Ah rechargeable batteries. Ultimately, a MATLAB computational
model has been created for a grid-connected photovoltaic system that uses sinusoidal modulation of pulse width and an
inverter as voltage sources.