SOLAR PANEL MOVEMENT BASED ON SUN TRACKING

Authors

  • Mr. KVS AKHIL Author
  • P. GOURI CHANDANA Author
  • N. MANIKANTA Author

Abstract

The utilization of non-renewable energy sources and the ozone depleting substances emanation is a developing worry of the universal group. Thus, the innovative work of elective sources are constraining down the expenses related with sustainable power sources. Photovoltaic vitality creation is the best case of these exponential developing rates at the most recent years. Be that as it may, the yield control gave through the photovoltaic change process relies upon sun based illumination, and the day by day and occasional developments specifically influence the force of radiation got in the sun oriented gatherers. Keeping in mind the end goal to enhance the vitality creation, this paper depicts the advancement of a minimal effort, double tomahawks sunlight based tracker (DAST) with low power utilization. The work envelops the outline, development, get together of the whole mechanical structure, electrical frameworks and gadgets and the elaboration of the control rationale in charge of all the development of the module to look through the situation of greatest sun based illumination. The following is composed using LDR sensors in charge of giving the info flag to a microcontroller. The PV board pivots consequently in view of the sun irradiance amid the day while during the evening, the board stays in a flat position to ensure the mechanical structure against severe climate. The proposed framework likewise has an advancement of a 12V battery charging framework utilized for module development and as a power hotspot for electronic gadgets. Results demonstrate that a framework with the planned DAST can diminish in 8% the payback of a solitary PV establishment when contrasted and a settled structure, considering the sun oriented irradiance accessible in the locale of Serra Gaúcha in South Brazil.

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Published

2025-11-21

How to Cite

SOLAR PANEL MOVEMENT BASED ON SUN TRACKING. (2025). QI Journal : Quantum Intelligence Journal, 5(2), 38-45. https://stanfordgroup.org/index.php/Q1/article/view/82