Hybrid PV-wind generation shows higher

availability as compared to PV or wind alone. For rural

electrifications, researches are focused on hybrid power system

which provides sustainable power. The variable voltage and

frequency of the self excited induction generator (SEIG) is

rectified through Vienna rectifier (three switches) to the required

D.C voltage level and fed to common D.C bus. The variable output

voltage of PV module is controlled by DC/DC converter using

proposed fuzzy logic controller and fed to common D.C bus. The

DC bus collects the total power from the wind and photovoltaic

system and used to charge the battery as well as to supply the A.C

loads through inverter. A dynamic mathematical model and

MATLAB simulations for the entire scheme is presented. Results

from the simulations and experimental tests bring out the

suitability of the proposed hybrid scheme in remote areas.