Micro-controller based electrical energy producing from solar energy system design
2006
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. İsmail Coşkun
Abstract (EN)
While entering 21st century, fast increasing of energy consumption originatingfrom increasing population and industrialization, ending of fossil rooted fuelsand negative effects over environment has increased the interest over to theambient friendly renewable energy sources. By this aspect, next century is in theposition of using sun and its derivatives that are clean energy sources. In thiscarried out study; system is designed as being independent from place and timeand no matter where it is located over the world, no matter which date of theyear or the hour also, benefits from the sun in maximum form. System worksaccording to the basis of; with the help of light sensitive elements, optical searchdepending on light intensive of Sun, transferring of the data taken from lightsensitive elements to the Microcontroller and from here to the motors bycommanding for PV Solar Panel directing to Sun always 90º automatically, thus,providing of high efficient electrical energy producing.Key words : Renewable energy, Solar panel, microcontroller
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Abbas Akgün
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Abbas Akgün (Master Thesis). Micro-controller based electrical energy producing from solar energy system design, 2006, Gazi University.
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