This document describes a project to design and implement power converters for solar photovoltaic cells and wind turbines with three-phase power factor correction. A system is presented that uses solar cells, a wind turbine, batteries, boost rectifiers, buck-boost converters, and an inverter. The wind turbine is the main power source, with batteries as auxiliary power. Maximum power point tracking and power factor correction are implemented. Bidirectional buck-boost converters control battery charging and discharging. Experimental results show the solar cell and wind turbine outputs, converter waveforms, and inverter performance under varying loads and voltages. The conclusion states the system achieves stable power transfer from solar, wind, and batteries using appropriate control strategies.