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From the power processing point of view, high efficiency conversion, by itself, cannot en‐ sure the optimized power flow, since the PV output voltage and current are strongly de‐ pendent on environmental conditions, i.e., solar radiation and temperature; however, on the literature, many works bring solutions to maximize the photovoltaic output power, employ‐ ing specific circuits denominated by Maximum Power Point Trackers (MPPT) [4-8]. In most applications, the MPPT is a simple dc-dc converter interposed between the photovoltaic modules and the load, and its control is achieved through a tracking algorithm.

An Optimized Maximum Power Point Tracking Method Based on PV Surface Temperature Measurement