LabVIEW based solar simulator and its hardware implementation using NI myRIO

India is experiencing rapid expansion in renewable energy resources as a result of economic challenges posed by rising oil prices and natural concerns. Since the early 2000s, solar photovoltaic (PV) adoption has accelerated exponentially. By 2015, global installed capacity will exceed 222GW. By 2050, it is anticipated to reach 4500GW. Solar photovoltaic panels on polycrystalline roofs have an efficiency of 22.7%. The cancer tropics travel through eight states in India, where summer temperatures range between 40 and 50 degrees Celsius, reducing the efficiency of solar panels. As a result, efficient Maximum Power Point Training (MPPT) controllers are required to close this gap. The experimental test was conducted in Ghaziabad at latitude 28.6692 (N) and longitude 77.4538 (W) (E). The solar photovoltaic simulator was created with LabVIEW software. The effect of temperature, irradiance, series resistance, shunt resistance, and ideal factor fluctuations on the performance of a solar panel has been investigated. The simulated findings are validated against an experimental setup to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the results using NI myRIO and LabVIEW.