This document describes a dual axis solar tracking system that uses light dependent resistors (LDR) sensors and a microcontroller to automatically adjust the position of solar panels throughout the day to maximize sunlight exposure. The system includes 5 LDR sensors to detect light levels, an ATMEGA-168 microcontroller to process sensor readings and control servomotors, and DC servomotors that adjust the panels' elevation and azimuth angles based on the microcontroller's commands. The dual axis tracking allows the panels to remain perpendicular to the sun's rays for higher energy collection efficiency compared to a fixed or single axis system.
Development of FPGA based Dual Axis Solar Tracking Systemdrboon
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) meet critical timing and performance requirements with parallel processing and real-time control application performance, allowing greater system integration and lower development cost. This paper describes a dual axis solar tracking system is based on astronomical equations. The position of sun at anytime is a function of azimuth and altitude angle values. Azimuth and altitude angle values are collected off line. The prototype of dual axis solar tracking system is developed on FPGA to implement the proposed idea. The system comprises of digital clock module, rise time module and two pulses generator modules. Pulse generator modules employ Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique for controlling two stepper motors for tracking the azimuth and altitude angles. The functionality of various blocks of the system is described in Very High Speed Integrated Circuit (VHSIC) Hardware Description Language (VHDL). The control logic has been successfully implemented on Spartan 3E FPGA device. Xilinx ISE 14.1 suit is used for design entry, synthesis and burning the bit stream file into FPGA device. The functional verification has been performed using Xilinx simulator.
Design and Implementation of Dual Axis Solar Tracking systemIJERA Editor
Solar energy is a promising technology that can have huge long term benefits. Solar cells convert the solar energy into electrical energy. Solar tracking system is the most suited technology to improve the efficiency and enhance the performance by utilizing maximum solar energy through the solar cell. In hardware development we utilize LDR’s as sensors and two servomotors to direct the position of the solar panel. The software part is implemented on a code written using an Arduino Uno controller.
IRJET - Study and Analysis of Arduino based Solar Tracking PanelIRJET Journal
This document describes a study on improving the efficiency of solar panels through the use of an Arduino-based solar tracking system. It analyzes different types of solar tracking mechanisms and implements a microcontroller-controlled system using light sensors to orient a solar panel optimally towards the sun. Experimental results show the tracking panel produced 30-40% more power than a fixed panel over the course of a day, demonstrating the effectiveness of the solar tracking approach in boosting solar panel output.
This document describes the design and testing of a solar tracker. The solar tracker was designed with a two-axis system to allow the photovoltaic panel to remain perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day. It includes a mechanical structure, four light dependent resistor sensors to detect sunlight, and an electrical control system using Arduino. Testing showed the solar tracker improved electricity production from the photovoltaic panel by 33% compared to keeping the panel at a fixed 30 degree angle. Therefore, the solar tracker is an effective way to maximize energy collection from solar panels.
This document discusses single axis solar tracking systems. It begins with an introduction that outlines the increasing demand for renewable energy and potential of solar energy. It then describes the concept of a single axis solar tracking system which uses a tilted solar panel mount and motor to move the panel relative to the sun's position. The document goes on to describe different types of single axis trackers and discuss sun-earth angles and how they vary throughout the year. It also includes calculations of incidence angles for different periods in Warangal, India. Finally, it discusses the future of solar tracking and double axis tracking systems.
Solar Tracking For Maximum Utilization Of Solar EnergyIRJET Journal
This document describes a solar tracking system that aims to maximize solar energy utilization by automatically adjusting the position of solar panels to always face the sun. It uses light dependent resistors (LDRs) and a DC motor controlled by a microcontroller to enable one-axis of horizontal tracking automatically and another axis of vertical tracking manually. By more accurately positioning the panels perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day, the system can increase energy collection efficiency compared to fixed panels. It discusses the hardware components, control logic, and concludes that such a low-cost tracking system has potential to increase renewable energy access in rural areas.
Two axis solar tracking system based on microcontrollerJagadeesh Yadav
The document describes a two-axis solar tracking system based on a microcontroller that uses light dependent resistors and differential signals from sensor pairs to control motors and position a solar panel to continuously face the sun for optimal energy collection. A PIC16F877 microcontroller receives input from four LDR sensors to calculate the angular error in both the azimuth and elevation plane and minimize the error by repositioning the panel. The system allows for increased solar collection over fixed panels and can operate independently based on location.
Design and Development of Reliable Solar Tracking System with Rotation and Ti...IRJET Journal
This document describes the design and development of a solar tracking system that allows for both rotation and tilt of solar panels. The system uses light dependent resistors (LDRs) to sense sunlight intensity and determine the sun's position. An Arduino microcontroller receives input from the LDRs and controls stepper motors to rotate the solar panel. A mechanical damper is also used to tilt the panel for maximum sunlight absorption. The tracking system aims to keep the solar panels perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day for improved energy collection efficiency compared to fixed panels.
Development of FPGA based Dual Axis Solar Tracking Systemdrboon
Field Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGAs) meet critical timing and performance requirements with parallel processing and real-time control application performance, allowing greater system integration and lower development cost. This paper describes a dual axis solar tracking system is based on astronomical equations. The position of sun at anytime is a function of azimuth and altitude angle values. Azimuth and altitude angle values are collected off line. The prototype of dual axis solar tracking system is developed on FPGA to implement the proposed idea. The system comprises of digital clock module, rise time module and two pulses generator modules. Pulse generator modules employ Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) technique for controlling two stepper motors for tracking the azimuth and altitude angles. The functionality of various blocks of the system is described in Very High Speed Integrated Circuit (VHSIC) Hardware Description Language (VHDL). The control logic has been successfully implemented on Spartan 3E FPGA device. Xilinx ISE 14.1 suit is used for design entry, synthesis and burning the bit stream file into FPGA device. The functional verification has been performed using Xilinx simulator.
Design and Implementation of Dual Axis Solar Tracking systemIJERA Editor
Solar energy is a promising technology that can have huge long term benefits. Solar cells convert the solar energy into electrical energy. Solar tracking system is the most suited technology to improve the efficiency and enhance the performance by utilizing maximum solar energy through the solar cell. In hardware development we utilize LDR’s as sensors and two servomotors to direct the position of the solar panel. The software part is implemented on a code written using an Arduino Uno controller.
IRJET - Study and Analysis of Arduino based Solar Tracking PanelIRJET Journal
This document describes a study on improving the efficiency of solar panels through the use of an Arduino-based solar tracking system. It analyzes different types of solar tracking mechanisms and implements a microcontroller-controlled system using light sensors to orient a solar panel optimally towards the sun. Experimental results show the tracking panel produced 30-40% more power than a fixed panel over the course of a day, demonstrating the effectiveness of the solar tracking approach in boosting solar panel output.
This document describes the design and testing of a solar tracker. The solar tracker was designed with a two-axis system to allow the photovoltaic panel to remain perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day. It includes a mechanical structure, four light dependent resistor sensors to detect sunlight, and an electrical control system using Arduino. Testing showed the solar tracker improved electricity production from the photovoltaic panel by 33% compared to keeping the panel at a fixed 30 degree angle. Therefore, the solar tracker is an effective way to maximize energy collection from solar panels.
This document discusses single axis solar tracking systems. It begins with an introduction that outlines the increasing demand for renewable energy and potential of solar energy. It then describes the concept of a single axis solar tracking system which uses a tilted solar panel mount and motor to move the panel relative to the sun's position. The document goes on to describe different types of single axis trackers and discuss sun-earth angles and how they vary throughout the year. It also includes calculations of incidence angles for different periods in Warangal, India. Finally, it discusses the future of solar tracking and double axis tracking systems.
Solar Tracking For Maximum Utilization Of Solar EnergyIRJET Journal
This document describes a solar tracking system that aims to maximize solar energy utilization by automatically adjusting the position of solar panels to always face the sun. It uses light dependent resistors (LDRs) and a DC motor controlled by a microcontroller to enable one-axis of horizontal tracking automatically and another axis of vertical tracking manually. By more accurately positioning the panels perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day, the system can increase energy collection efficiency compared to fixed panels. It discusses the hardware components, control logic, and concludes that such a low-cost tracking system has potential to increase renewable energy access in rural areas.
Two axis solar tracking system based on microcontrollerJagadeesh Yadav
The document describes a two-axis solar tracking system based on a microcontroller that uses light dependent resistors and differential signals from sensor pairs to control motors and position a solar panel to continuously face the sun for optimal energy collection. A PIC16F877 microcontroller receives input from four LDR sensors to calculate the angular error in both the azimuth and elevation plane and minimize the error by repositioning the panel. The system allows for increased solar collection over fixed panels and can operate independently based on location.
Design and Development of Reliable Solar Tracking System with Rotation and Ti...IRJET Journal
This document describes the design and development of a solar tracking system that allows for both rotation and tilt of solar panels. The system uses light dependent resistors (LDRs) to sense sunlight intensity and determine the sun's position. An Arduino microcontroller receives input from the LDRs and controls stepper motors to rotate the solar panel. A mechanical damper is also used to tilt the panel for maximum sunlight absorption. The tracking system aims to keep the solar panels perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day for improved energy collection efficiency compared to fixed panels.
IRJET- Smart and Intelligent Dual Axis Solar Tracker using Arduino Micro-Cont...IRJET Journal
This document describes the design and implementation of an intelligent dual axis solar tracker using an Arduino microcontroller. It begins with an introduction to the increasing demand for renewable energy and benefits of solar tracking systems compared to fixed solar panels. It then provides details on the hardware components used, including light dependent resistors to sense the sun's position, Arduino as the controller, and servo motors to rotate the solar panels on two axes. Experimental results show the dual axis tracker has the highest efficiency at 67% and power output compared to single axis and fixed systems. A cost analysis in MATLAB found the dual axis system saves over Rs. 5000 annually in electricity costs compared to other methods.
The document describes a student project to design and test a universal solar tracker. A prototype solar tracking system was designed in SolidWorks and built using existing components. An Arduino microcontroller board controls the system based on input from light dependent resistors. Testing found that the solar tracker increased power output over a fixed position system, demonstrating the benefits of tracking systems for improving photovoltaic solar energy efficiency. A cost analysis found the system would sell for £551.14, significantly lower than other trackers on the market.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a student project to design an automatic single axis solar tracker using a microcontroller. The project aims to increase the power generated by a solar panel by keeping it perpendicular to the sun's rays as the sun moves across the sky. The system will use light dependent resistors and a comparator circuit to sense the sun's position and control a stepper motor to adjust the panel orientation accordingly. It outlines the components that will be used, including an AT89S51 microcontroller, light sensors, a comparator IC, stepper motor, and driver circuitry. It also includes diagrams of the overall system design and the power supply circuit.
Two Axes Sun Tracking System for Heliostat in Algeriaijeei-iaes
In this paper, using Proteus software, sun tracking system with two axes program has developed
and simulated for site of GHARDAIA, in the south of ALGERIA. Two direct current motors have used to
move heliostat in North–South and East–West axis polar, in order to tracking the sun path.In addition, the
distinction between day and night has provided by light dependent resistor (LDR).An algorithm of two axes
sun tracking system hab developed and simulated under Proteus software, after DC motor’s parameters
have verified and simulated under MATLAB software. The results show that: in the first, the development
of the heliostat control requires the knowledge of the position of each heliostat relative to the tower to
ensure the proper operation of the motors, and the uniformity of the reflected beam to the target.Then the
choice of the drive motors is based on the useful power, including the weight of the heliostat, and all efforts
affects on operation of motors in different seasons of the year, like the wind.And The position of the
heliostat depends of chopper duty cycle.Finally,Conducting a power tower with mobile heliostats requires a
techno-economic study on all components (heliostats, tower...) of the plant, for example weather two
motors for each heliostat field.
This document provides details about a dual axis solar tracker project submitted for a diploma in electrical engineering. It includes an acknowledgment, declaration, table of contents, and abstract summarizing the goal of developing a prototype solar tracking system to enhance the performance of photovoltaic modules. The working involves using light dependent resistors and a microcontroller to control servo motors that rotate the solar panel to maximize exposure to sunlight based on sensor inputs, with the aim of increasing overall power output.
Design of Dual Axis Solar Tracker System Based on Fuzzy Inference Systems ijscai
Electric power is a basic need in today’s life. Due to the extensive usage of power, there is a need to look
for an alternate clean energy source. Recently many researchers have focused on the solar energy as a
reliable alternative power source. Photovoltaic panels are used to collect sun radiation and convert it into
electrical energy. Most of the photovoltaic panels are deployed in a fixed position, they are inefficient as
they are fixed only at a specific angle. The efficiency of photovoltaic systems can be considerably increased
with an ability to change the panels angel according to the sun position. The main goal of such systems is
to make the sun radiation perpendicular to the photovoltaic panels as much as possible all the day times.
This paper presents a dual axis design for a fuzzy inference approach-based solar tracking system. The
system is modeled using Mamdani fuzzy logic model and the different combinations of ANFIS modeling.
Models are compared in terms of the correlation between the actual testing data output and their
corresponding forecasted output. The Mean Absolute Percent Error and Mean Percentage Error are used
to measure the models error size. In order to measure the effectiveness of the proposed models, we
compare the output power produced by a fixed photovoltaic panels with the output which would be
produced if the dual-axis panels are used. Results show that dual-axis solar tracker system will produce
22% more power than a fixed panels system.
KEYWORDS
Fuzzy, Membership function, Universe of discourse, PV, ANFIS, DC motor, FLC.
1. INTRODUCTION
Fuzzy logic can be viewed as an extension of classical logical
This document describes a project report submitted by four students for their Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering. The report details the design and development of a dual axis solar tracker system. A dual axis solar tracker is able to track the sun's movement across both axes (east-west and north-south) to maximize solar panel exposure and increase energy generation by 35-45% compared to a fixed panel. The system is controlled using an Arduino UNO microcontroller and sensors to position the solar panel towards the strongest sunlight.
IRJET- Dual Axis Solar Tracking System using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a dual-axis solar tracking system developed using Arduino that aims to maximize solar energy collection. It discusses how solar trackers can improve power gain by rotating panels to always face the sun's position. A dual-axis tracker is able to rotate in both horizontal and vertical directions, unlike single-axis trackers. The proposed system uses Arduino, light dependent resistors, motors, and a display to control panel rotation based on sun position. Experimental results show the dual-axis system improves efficiency by 30-45% compared to fixed and single-axis mounting.
Dual Axis Solar Tracker Using MicrocontrollerIRJET Journal
This document describes a dual axis solar tracker system that uses a microcontroller to rotate solar panels throughout the day to maximize solar energy collection. The system tracks the sun's movement across the sky by using a real-time clock and microcontroller to calculate the sun's position and send signals to a stepper motor to adjust the panel orientation accordingly. It aims to increase solar panel efficiency by more than 40% compared to fixed panels. The system was tested outdoors where it successfully tracked the sun and measurements found it increased hourly solar energy production.
The document describes a student project to create a solar tracker for a solar panel. The goals are to maximize solar energy collection by moving the panel automatically to track the sun's movement and to design and build an electronic circuit to control a DC motor for panel movement based on light sensor input. Key components discussed include an MSP430 microcontroller, light sensors, a motor driver chip, DC motor, and supporting electronics. Block diagrams and prototype photos are provided. Advantages of solar energy discussed include its abundance, pollution-free use, and suitability for remote applications.
Maximum solar absorption using dual axis solar panel reportAnkit Kaul
The solar tracker is used to orient various payloads toward the sun in order to trap the energy to the maximum extent. Payloads can be photovoltaic cells, reflectors, lenses or other optical devices. This tracker circuit finds the sun at dawn, follows the sun during the day, and resets for the next day. Here the payload is a Solar Photo Voltaic Panel.
Sunlight has two components, the "direct beam" that carries about 90% of the solar energy, and the "diffuse sunlight" that carries the remainder .The diffuse portion is the blue sky on a clear day. As the majority of the energy is in the direct beam, maximizing collection requires the sunlight to fall straight onto the panels as long as possible. This is where the tracker comes.
This document is a project report on the enhancement of a solar tracking system submitted in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Engineering degree. It includes an introduction outlining the project, a review of the project objectives, the evolution of solar trackers, and descriptions of the key system components and design considerations for the solar tracking system. The report covers types of solar trackers, the sun's apparent motion, specifications of the parts used, assembly techniques, working principles, programming, analysis, and conclusions. The project aims to develop an automatic solar tracking system to keep solar panels aligned with the sun to maximize energy production.
single axis solar tracker with out micro controllerNarendhar Kumar
This document is a project report for a solar tracker system developed by six students. It includes:
1) An introduction describing solar energy potential in India and motivation for the project.
2) Details of the solar tracker system components including a light sensor, motor driver, comparator, battery, and DC motor.
3) A circuit diagram and description of how the solar tracker functions to keep the solar panel oriented towards the sun using feedback from the light sensor.
4) Acknowledgements and future work sections noting the guidance received and potential to improve the system with a real-time clock.
In summary, the document presents a student project to develop a single-axis solar tracker using various electrical components
Power output from a small solar panel can be affected by its power consumption when it consumes power from the solar panel. There has been a lack of proper research and experiment in the use of small solar panel with tracking systems. Its significance was detailed in this paper where the voltage output are compared with those which were externally powered. The solar trackers and a microcontroller have been designed and fabricated for this research. Due to the use of the tracking system (single axis and dual axis), the power consumption varies from one to another and its effect on the voltage output. Several experiments have been conducted and it was concluded that small solar panels are not efficient enough to utilize with tracking capabilities due to an increase in power consumption. The externally powered system was found to generate 18% more output compared to a selfsustaining system and that the increase in average power consumptions compared to a fixed panel were 31.7% and 82.5% for single-axis and dualaxis tracker respectively. A concrete evidence was made that utilizing solar tracking capabilities for low power rated solar panel is unfeasible.
Design and Construction of Automatic Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System Using Li...Mahfuza Mansura
Solar energy is most promising green energy resource.. This project was done to increase the power produced by solar PV Cells by developing a advance dual-axis solar tracking system.
report on automatic tracking solar power system Yuvraj Singh
This document is a report on an automatic tracking solar power system submitted for a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering. It discusses the design and implementation of a solar tracking system using a microcontroller to control servo motors that position solar panels to maintain their perpendicular orientation to the sun's rays throughout the day. This is done to maximize energy generation as the sun moves across the sky. Light dependent resistors are used as sensors to detect sunlight and trigger repositioning of the panels. Experimental results showed the tracking system increased energy output by 25-30% compared to fixed solar panels.
Microcontroller Based Solar tracking System for enhancing efficiency of a Pho...IJERA Editor
In today‟s scenario of increasing energy needs, there is a huge dependence on renewable energy sources along
with the conventional sources. One of the most important renewable energy resources is the sun. However, the
problem with solar power is that it is directly dependent on light intensity. To produce the maximum amount of
energy, a solar panel must be perpendicular to the light source. Because the sun moves both throughout the day
as well as throughout a year, a solar panel must be able to follow the sun‟s movement to produce the maximum
possible power. There are a large number of methods available for solar tracking and hence maximizing the
output .This paper proposes an Arduino Uno microcontroller board based solar tracking system. As compared to
the conventional solar panels, the one mounted with microcontroller based tracking system will give enhanced
output.
The document discusses solar tracking systems which orient photovoltaic panels, reflectors, or other devices toward the sun for maximum exposure. It describes several types of solar trackers, including single-axis and dual-axis models. Single-axis trackers rotate around one axis, while dual-axis trackers rotate around two perpendicular axes for improved sun-following. The document also covers types of drives, controls, and algorithms used in solar tracking systems.
A Review On Solar Tracking System A Technique Of Solar Power Output EnhancementClaire Webber
1. The document reviews solar tracking systems, which use motors and sensors to adjust the orientation of solar panels throughout the day and follow the sun's movement, increasing solar power output by 30-60% compared to fixed panels.
2. There are two main types of solar tracking systems: single-axis trackers, which rotate around one axis, and dual-axis trackers, which rotate around two axes and are more efficient at tracking the sun's movement throughout the seasons.
3. Active tracking systems use motors, sensors, and microcontrollers to automatically adjust the panels' orientation based on sunlight, while passive systems rely on thermal expansion of materials to move the panels. Overall, solar tracking is an effective method to
IRJET- Smart and Intelligent Dual Axis Solar Tracker using Arduino Micro-Cont...IRJET Journal
This document describes the design and implementation of an intelligent dual axis solar tracker using an Arduino microcontroller. It begins with an introduction to the increasing demand for renewable energy and benefits of solar tracking systems compared to fixed solar panels. It then provides details on the hardware components used, including light dependent resistors to sense the sun's position, Arduino as the controller, and servo motors to rotate the solar panels on two axes. Experimental results show the dual axis tracker has the highest efficiency at 67% and power output compared to single axis and fixed systems. A cost analysis in MATLAB found the dual axis system saves over Rs. 5000 annually in electricity costs compared to other methods.
The document describes a student project to design and test a universal solar tracker. A prototype solar tracking system was designed in SolidWorks and built using existing components. An Arduino microcontroller board controls the system based on input from light dependent resistors. Testing found that the solar tracker increased power output over a fixed position system, demonstrating the benefits of tracking systems for improving photovoltaic solar energy efficiency. A cost analysis found the system would sell for £551.14, significantly lower than other trackers on the market.
This document provides an introduction and overview of a student project to design an automatic single axis solar tracker using a microcontroller. The project aims to increase the power generated by a solar panel by keeping it perpendicular to the sun's rays as the sun moves across the sky. The system will use light dependent resistors and a comparator circuit to sense the sun's position and control a stepper motor to adjust the panel orientation accordingly. It outlines the components that will be used, including an AT89S51 microcontroller, light sensors, a comparator IC, stepper motor, and driver circuitry. It also includes diagrams of the overall system design and the power supply circuit.
Two Axes Sun Tracking System for Heliostat in Algeriaijeei-iaes
In this paper, using Proteus software, sun tracking system with two axes program has developed
and simulated for site of GHARDAIA, in the south of ALGERIA. Two direct current motors have used to
move heliostat in North–South and East–West axis polar, in order to tracking the sun path.In addition, the
distinction between day and night has provided by light dependent resistor (LDR).An algorithm of two axes
sun tracking system hab developed and simulated under Proteus software, after DC motor’s parameters
have verified and simulated under MATLAB software. The results show that: in the first, the development
of the heliostat control requires the knowledge of the position of each heliostat relative to the tower to
ensure the proper operation of the motors, and the uniformity of the reflected beam to the target.Then the
choice of the drive motors is based on the useful power, including the weight of the heliostat, and all efforts
affects on operation of motors in different seasons of the year, like the wind.And The position of the
heliostat depends of chopper duty cycle.Finally,Conducting a power tower with mobile heliostats requires a
techno-economic study on all components (heliostats, tower...) of the plant, for example weather two
motors for each heliostat field.
This document provides details about a dual axis solar tracker project submitted for a diploma in electrical engineering. It includes an acknowledgment, declaration, table of contents, and abstract summarizing the goal of developing a prototype solar tracking system to enhance the performance of photovoltaic modules. The working involves using light dependent resistors and a microcontroller to control servo motors that rotate the solar panel to maximize exposure to sunlight based on sensor inputs, with the aim of increasing overall power output.
Design of Dual Axis Solar Tracker System Based on Fuzzy Inference Systems ijscai
Electric power is a basic need in today’s life. Due to the extensive usage of power, there is a need to look
for an alternate clean energy source. Recently many researchers have focused on the solar energy as a
reliable alternative power source. Photovoltaic panels are used to collect sun radiation and convert it into
electrical energy. Most of the photovoltaic panels are deployed in a fixed position, they are inefficient as
they are fixed only at a specific angle. The efficiency of photovoltaic systems can be considerably increased
with an ability to change the panels angel according to the sun position. The main goal of such systems is
to make the sun radiation perpendicular to the photovoltaic panels as much as possible all the day times.
This paper presents a dual axis design for a fuzzy inference approach-based solar tracking system. The
system is modeled using Mamdani fuzzy logic model and the different combinations of ANFIS modeling.
Models are compared in terms of the correlation between the actual testing data output and their
corresponding forecasted output. The Mean Absolute Percent Error and Mean Percentage Error are used
to measure the models error size. In order to measure the effectiveness of the proposed models, we
compare the output power produced by a fixed photovoltaic panels with the output which would be
produced if the dual-axis panels are used. Results show that dual-axis solar tracker system will produce
22% more power than a fixed panels system.
KEYWORDS
Fuzzy, Membership function, Universe of discourse, PV, ANFIS, DC motor, FLC.
1. INTRODUCTION
Fuzzy logic can be viewed as an extension of classical logical
This document describes a project report submitted by four students for their Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering. The report details the design and development of a dual axis solar tracker system. A dual axis solar tracker is able to track the sun's movement across both axes (east-west and north-south) to maximize solar panel exposure and increase energy generation by 35-45% compared to a fixed panel. The system is controlled using an Arduino UNO microcontroller and sensors to position the solar panel towards the strongest sunlight.
IRJET- Dual Axis Solar Tracking System using ArduinoIRJET Journal
This document describes a dual-axis solar tracking system developed using Arduino that aims to maximize solar energy collection. It discusses how solar trackers can improve power gain by rotating panels to always face the sun's position. A dual-axis tracker is able to rotate in both horizontal and vertical directions, unlike single-axis trackers. The proposed system uses Arduino, light dependent resistors, motors, and a display to control panel rotation based on sun position. Experimental results show the dual-axis system improves efficiency by 30-45% compared to fixed and single-axis mounting.
Dual Axis Solar Tracker Using MicrocontrollerIRJET Journal
This document describes a dual axis solar tracker system that uses a microcontroller to rotate solar panels throughout the day to maximize solar energy collection. The system tracks the sun's movement across the sky by using a real-time clock and microcontroller to calculate the sun's position and send signals to a stepper motor to adjust the panel orientation accordingly. It aims to increase solar panel efficiency by more than 40% compared to fixed panels. The system was tested outdoors where it successfully tracked the sun and measurements found it increased hourly solar energy production.
The document describes a student project to create a solar tracker for a solar panel. The goals are to maximize solar energy collection by moving the panel automatically to track the sun's movement and to design and build an electronic circuit to control a DC motor for panel movement based on light sensor input. Key components discussed include an MSP430 microcontroller, light sensors, a motor driver chip, DC motor, and supporting electronics. Block diagrams and prototype photos are provided. Advantages of solar energy discussed include its abundance, pollution-free use, and suitability for remote applications.
Maximum solar absorption using dual axis solar panel reportAnkit Kaul
The solar tracker is used to orient various payloads toward the sun in order to trap the energy to the maximum extent. Payloads can be photovoltaic cells, reflectors, lenses or other optical devices. This tracker circuit finds the sun at dawn, follows the sun during the day, and resets for the next day. Here the payload is a Solar Photo Voltaic Panel.
Sunlight has two components, the "direct beam" that carries about 90% of the solar energy, and the "diffuse sunlight" that carries the remainder .The diffuse portion is the blue sky on a clear day. As the majority of the energy is in the direct beam, maximizing collection requires the sunlight to fall straight onto the panels as long as possible. This is where the tracker comes.
This document is a project report on the enhancement of a solar tracking system submitted in partial fulfillment of a Bachelor of Engineering degree. It includes an introduction outlining the project, a review of the project objectives, the evolution of solar trackers, and descriptions of the key system components and design considerations for the solar tracking system. The report covers types of solar trackers, the sun's apparent motion, specifications of the parts used, assembly techniques, working principles, programming, analysis, and conclusions. The project aims to develop an automatic solar tracking system to keep solar panels aligned with the sun to maximize energy production.
single axis solar tracker with out micro controllerNarendhar Kumar
This document is a project report for a solar tracker system developed by six students. It includes:
1) An introduction describing solar energy potential in India and motivation for the project.
2) Details of the solar tracker system components including a light sensor, motor driver, comparator, battery, and DC motor.
3) A circuit diagram and description of how the solar tracker functions to keep the solar panel oriented towards the sun using feedback from the light sensor.
4) Acknowledgements and future work sections noting the guidance received and potential to improve the system with a real-time clock.
In summary, the document presents a student project to develop a single-axis solar tracker using various electrical components
Power output from a small solar panel can be affected by its power consumption when it consumes power from the solar panel. There has been a lack of proper research and experiment in the use of small solar panel with tracking systems. Its significance was detailed in this paper where the voltage output are compared with those which were externally powered. The solar trackers and a microcontroller have been designed and fabricated for this research. Due to the use of the tracking system (single axis and dual axis), the power consumption varies from one to another and its effect on the voltage output. Several experiments have been conducted and it was concluded that small solar panels are not efficient enough to utilize with tracking capabilities due to an increase in power consumption. The externally powered system was found to generate 18% more output compared to a selfsustaining system and that the increase in average power consumptions compared to a fixed panel were 31.7% and 82.5% for single-axis and dualaxis tracker respectively. A concrete evidence was made that utilizing solar tracking capabilities for low power rated solar panel is unfeasible.
Design and Construction of Automatic Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System Using Li...Mahfuza Mansura
Solar energy is most promising green energy resource.. This project was done to increase the power produced by solar PV Cells by developing a advance dual-axis solar tracking system.
report on automatic tracking solar power system Yuvraj Singh
This document is a report on an automatic tracking solar power system submitted for a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical Engineering. It discusses the design and implementation of a solar tracking system using a microcontroller to control servo motors that position solar panels to maintain their perpendicular orientation to the sun's rays throughout the day. This is done to maximize energy generation as the sun moves across the sky. Light dependent resistors are used as sensors to detect sunlight and trigger repositioning of the panels. Experimental results showed the tracking system increased energy output by 25-30% compared to fixed solar panels.
Microcontroller Based Solar tracking System for enhancing efficiency of a Pho...IJERA Editor
In today‟s scenario of increasing energy needs, there is a huge dependence on renewable energy sources along
with the conventional sources. One of the most important renewable energy resources is the sun. However, the
problem with solar power is that it is directly dependent on light intensity. To produce the maximum amount of
energy, a solar panel must be perpendicular to the light source. Because the sun moves both throughout the day
as well as throughout a year, a solar panel must be able to follow the sun‟s movement to produce the maximum
possible power. There are a large number of methods available for solar tracking and hence maximizing the
output .This paper proposes an Arduino Uno microcontroller board based solar tracking system. As compared to
the conventional solar panels, the one mounted with microcontroller based tracking system will give enhanced
output.
The document discusses solar tracking systems which orient photovoltaic panels, reflectors, or other devices toward the sun for maximum exposure. It describes several types of solar trackers, including single-axis and dual-axis models. Single-axis trackers rotate around one axis, while dual-axis trackers rotate around two perpendicular axes for improved sun-following. The document also covers types of drives, controls, and algorithms used in solar tracking systems.
A Review On Solar Tracking System A Technique Of Solar Power Output EnhancementClaire Webber
1. The document reviews solar tracking systems, which use motors and sensors to adjust the orientation of solar panels throughout the day and follow the sun's movement, increasing solar power output by 30-60% compared to fixed panels.
2. There are two main types of solar tracking systems: single-axis trackers, which rotate around one axis, and dual-axis trackers, which rotate around two axes and are more efficient at tracking the sun's movement throughout the seasons.
3. Active tracking systems use motors, sensors, and microcontrollers to automatically adjust the panels' orientation based on sunlight, while passive systems rely on thermal expansion of materials to move the panels. Overall, solar tracking is an effective method to
This document presents a single axis solar tracking system community service project. The project was developed by students to automatically adjust the position of solar panels to track the sun and maximize solar energy collection. It uses light dependent photo resistors as sensors and a stepper motor to rotate the panels. The single axis tracking allows the panels to follow the east-west movement of the sun. The system is designed for residential use and aims to obtain maximum solar power output regardless of motor speed.
This document describes the design and implementation of a solar tracker using light dependent resistors (LDRs) and a servo motor. The solar tracker aims to maximize solar energy collection by keeping solar panels oriented towards the sun throughout the day. It works by using two LDR sensors to detect changes in light intensity and orient the solar panels using a servo motor so they remain perpendicular to the sun. The Arduino microcontroller reads the LDR sensor values and controls the servo motor accordingly. When constructed and tested, the solar tracker was able to successfully track a light source and maintain optimal orientation of simulated solar panels.
This document describes the design and implementation of a solar tracker using light dependent resistors (LDRs) and a servo motor. The solar tracker aims to maximize solar energy collection by keeping solar panels oriented towards the sun throughout the day. It works by using two LDR sensors to detect light levels and determine the position of the sun relative to the solar panels. An Arduino board controls a servo motor to rotate the panels based on the LDR sensor readings so that the panels remain perpendicular to the incoming sunlight. When built and deployed, this solar tracker is expected to improve energy collection from solar panels by continuously adjusting their orientation to track the sun's movement across the sky.
This document describes the design of a single-axis solar tracking system developed by students at the Islamic University of Gaza. The system uses two light dependent resistors and an LM324 integrated circuit to sense the position of the sun and control a DC gear motor to rotate the solar panel accordingly. This allows the panel to remain perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day, increasing energy capture compared to a stationary panel. The system was assembled, tested, and shown to successfully track and adjust the panel's direction based on the sun's movement.
This document summarizes different types of solar tracking systems that orient photovoltaic panels, reflectors, or other devices toward the sun to increase solar energy collection. It describes single-axis and dual-axis tracking systems, including horizontal, vertical, tilted, and polar-aligned single-axis trackers as well as tip-tilt and azimuth-altitude dual-axis trackers. It also discusses active trackers that use motors and passive trackers that use compressed gas or fluid movement in response to solar heating.
This document provides an overview of solar tracking systems. It discusses how solar trackers orient solar panels toward the sun to minimize the angle of incidence and maximize energy production. Single-axis and dual-axis trackers are described, as well as the components and control systems used. Historical developments are reviewed and recent trends showing that tracking is less cost-effective as panel prices decline. Future research directions could improve dual-axis closed-loop control systems to further increase energy harvesting from solar installations.
Solar energy is rapidly gaining notoriety as an important means of expanding renewable energy
resources. As such, it is vital that those in engineering fields understand the technologies associated
with this area. Our project will include the design and construction of a microcontroller-based solar
panel tracking system. Solar tracking allows more energy to be produced because the solar array is
able to remain aligned to the sun. This system builds upon topics learned in this course. A working
system will ultimately be demonstrated to validate the design. Problems and possible improvements
will also be presented .Sustainable energy systems are necessary for the economic growth and a
healthy environment. To overcome the issues about lack of energy sources the use of renewable
energy resources needs to be enhanced manifold. The main purpose of this paper is to present a
control system which will cause better alignment of Photo voltaic (PV) array with sun light and to
harvest solar power. The proposed system changes its direction in two axis to trace the coordinate of
sunlight by detecting change in light intensity through light sensors. Hardware testing of the proposed
system is done for checking the system ability to track and follow the sunlight in an efficient way.
Dual axis solar tracking system superiority over single axis solar tracking and fixed PV system is also
presented.
This document describes an automatic solar tracker system that uses dual-axis tracking to maximize solar panel efficiency. It uses four photodiode sensors and motors to continuously adjust the panel's position based on the sun's location. The system aims to improve energy output by keeping the panels perpendicular to the sun's rays throughout the day. It consists of a two-axis structure to rotate the panels vertically and horizontally. A microcontroller processes input from the sensors to control the motors accordingly. The authors conclude that such a tracking system can increase solar panel efficiency by 30-40% compared to stationary panels.
The document describes a solar tracking system that uses LDR sensors and a microcontroller to optimize the power output of solar panels. It discusses how single-axis and dual-axis trackers work to keep the panels oriented towards the sun throughout the day. Experimental results showed that a dual-axis active tracker increased power output compared to fixed panels, while a passive tracker using reflectors performed nearly as well at lower cost. The system aims to maximize solar energy collection with a low-cost design.
Dual Axis Solar Tracking System with Weather Sensorijtsrd
Energy crisis is one in every of the major problems in world developing countries like Republic of India. Theres a huge gap between generation and demand of current. Nearly half of the population of the country cannot get the power supply. Renewable energy is one of the answers to solve this issue. Solar power is one in every of the foremost effective resources of the renewable energy that might play a big role to resolve this drawback. This analysis presents a performance analysis of the dual axis solar tracking system using Arduino and led and servo motors. The most objective of this research is whether the solar tracker is better than a solar panel. This work is split into 2 light dependent resistors LDR is employed to observe the almost source of illumination from the sun. Two servo motors put together accustomed move the electrical device to most source of illumination location perceived by the LDRs. In the other half, the software part is written by using C programming language which head towards to the Arduino UNO controller. The result of the solar tracking system has analyzed and compared with the mounted or static solar panel found higher performance in terms of current, power and voltage. Therefore, the solar tracking system is evidenced additional sensible for capturing the most daylight provide for star gathering applications. The result showed dual axis solar tracking system made further 10.53 watt power compared with mounted fixed and single axis solar tracking system. Components hardware and computer code. Mrs. Surbhi R. Shroff "Dual Axis Solar Tracking System with Weather Sensor" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-7 | Issue-3 , June 2023, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com.com/papers/ijtsrd57378.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com.com/engineering/electrical-engineering/57378/dual-axis-solar-tracking-system-with-weather-sensor/mrs-surbhi-r-shroff
This document discusses solar trackers, which are devices that orient solar panels toward the sun for increased efficiency. It describes the need for solar tracking to maintain optimal sunlight absorption as the sun's position changes daily and seasonally. The key types of solar trackers are single-axis and dual-axis models. It also outlines the basic components, working mechanisms, applications, advantages like increased efficiency, and disadvantages like higher costs compared to fixed panels. Cost-benefit analyses show that trackers can increase energy output by 10-15% with only a 7-8% increase in investment costs.
IRJET - Two Axis with Four Sensors Solar Tracking SystemIRJET Journal
This document describes a two-axis solar tracking system with four light dependent resistor (LDR) sensors. The system uses an Arduino UNO microcontroller to control two DC motors that adjust the position of a solar panel based on input from the four LDR sensors. The LDR sensors detect light intensity and send signals to the Arduino to rotate the solar panel and ensure it remains perpendicular to the sun's rays for maximum energy absorption. Experimental results showed the dual-axis tracking system increased solar panel efficiency by up to 40% compared to a fixed solar panel system. The low-cost system provides an automatic way to track the sun's movement and improve renewable energy harvesting.
Comparison of power output from solar pv panels with reflectors and solar tra...Alexander Decker
The document compares the power output of a solar PV panel with diffuse reflectors and a solar tracker. An experiment was conducted where readings were taken simultaneously from the panel with reflectors and the panel with a tracker. The results found that the panel with reflectors generated higher power output from 11am to 2pm, while the panel with a tracker generated higher power at other times. However, the average daily power output of the two systems was about the same. Considering the higher cost and complexity of the tracking system, the diffuse reflector system was determined to be the better overall option.
An Efficient Microcontroller Based Sun Tracker Control for Solar Cell SystemsIJECEIAES
The solar energy is fast becoming a different means of electricity resource. Now in world Fossil fuels are seriously depleting thus the need for another energy source is a necessity. To create effective utilization of its solar, energy efficiency must be maximized. An attainable way to deal with amplifying the power output of sun-powered exhibit is by sun tracking. This paper presents the control system for a solar cell orientation device which follows the sun in real time during daytime.
This document summarizes a project report on developing a dual-axis solar tracking system using an Arduino. The system uses light dependent resistors and servo motors controlled by an Arduino to position a solar panel to always face the direction that receives the maximum sunlight. This allows the system to maximize the amount of solar energy collected. The project aims to develop an efficient solar tracking system to help address energy issues. It provides advantages like increased flexibility and accuracy in positioning compared to fixed panels. The system has applications for power generation in remote areas, street lighting, vehicle charging and more.
An investigation of an Arduino-based solar tracking system with panel surface...IRJET Journal
This document describes a study investigating an Arduino-based solar tracking system with an integrated panel cleaning mechanism. The system uses light dependent resistors to sense sunlight intensity and direct a servo motor to adjust the solar panel orientation to maximize energy capture from the sun throughout the day. It also includes motorized wipers to periodically clean the panel surface. The findings indicate that the solar tracking panel produces more energy than a stationary panel and that keeping the panel surface clean further enhances energy production. The system aims to improve solar energy efficiency.
Making model of dual axis solar tracking with Maximum Power Point Trackingijsrd.com
Now a days solar harvesting is more popular. As the popularity become higher the material quality and solar tracking methods are more improved. There are several factors affecting the solar system. Major influence on solar cell, intensity of source radiation and storage techniques The materials used in solar cell manufacturing limit the efficiency of solar cell. This makes it particularly difficult to make considerable improvements in the performance of the cell, and hence restricts the efficiency of the overall collection process. Therefore, the most attainable maximum power point tracking method of improving the performance of solar power collection is to increase the mean intensity of radiation received from the source used. The purposed of tracking system controls elevation and orientation angles of solar panels such that the panels always maintain perpendicular to the sunlight. The measured variables of our automatic system were compared with those of a fixed angle PV system. As a result of the experiment, the voltage generated by the proposed tracking system has an overall of about 28.11% more than the fixed angle PV system. There are three major approaches for maximizing power extraction in medium and large scale systems. They are sun tracking, maximum power point (MPP) tracking or both.
This document discusses solar tracking systems and why they are needed. It explains that dual axis solar trackers can generate more energy than fixed panels by minimizing the angle of incidence between the sun's rays and the solar panels. This increases energy generation during sunrise, sunset, and throughout the day. Different types of solar trackers are described, including single axis and dual axis trackers. Challenges of solar trackers like additional costs and land usage are also covered.
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