Authors :
Ophelia M. Boligor; Ramer Allen F. Montilla; Christian Laurince D. Cocon; Ydron Paul C. Amarga; Jeffrey T. Dellosa
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 7 - July
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7007206
Abstract :
The use of fossil fuels and non-renewable
resources to fuel our industry has an adverse effect on the
environment. The use of solar power can be constructive
in minimizing carbon emissions to the atmosphere.
However, photovoltaic potential from the sun is not fully
utilized due to some restrictions, and a solar tracking
system is used to increase the efficiency of the energy
harvested from the sun. Creating an affordable yet easily
operated solar tracking machine will benefit the
environment. A linear actuator and an RTC are used to
manage the system with a time-based mechanism.
Keywords :
renewable energy, solar-tracker, solar power.
The use of fossil fuels and non-renewable
resources to fuel our industry has an adverse effect on the
environment. The use of solar power can be constructive
in minimizing carbon emissions to the atmosphere.
However, photovoltaic potential from the sun is not fully
utilized due to some restrictions, and a solar tracking
system is used to increase the efficiency of the energy
harvested from the sun. Creating an affordable yet easily
operated solar tracking machine will benefit the
environment. A linear actuator and an RTC are used to
manage the system with a time-based mechanism.
Keywords :
renewable energy, solar-tracker, solar power.