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Title: | Solar Energy Harvesting Method by Mppt for Telecom Industry |
Researcher: | GARG, ANUJ |
Guide(s): | PANDEY, MUKESH and BAGHEL R.K |
Keywords: | Engineering Engineering and Technology Engineering Electrical and Electronic |
University: | Rajiv Gandhi Proudyogiki Vishwavidyalaya |
Completed Date: | 2015 |
Abstract: | Solar energy harvesting using photoelectric PV cell which is a eco-friendly renewable energy source but it s cost is high which is a major hindrance to solar power harvesting. To get maximum power from the solar PV cell the MPPT technique is used to extract maximum power from the PV cell under different environmental and climate MPPT increases the efficiency of solar cell. Wireless sensor nodes have wide variety of uses in environmental monitoring network, military tracking system, biological and chemical tracking weapons and wireless telecommunication. For wireless sensor nodes power is a bottleneck which limits the life and performance of the system nodes delivering power to wireless nodes is a challenging task to system engineers. Solar energy harvesting is the best support to extend the life of the wireless sensor nodes. In solar energy harvesting different components are used which are solar panel harvesting components and energy is stored as elements as battery and ultra-capacitors which have different VI characteristics which has to be matched for high-efficiency power from the solar cell. Furthermore batteries are nonlinear and not idealistic which creates a lot of problem to solar harvesting system. newlineThe MPPT method is subdivided into online and offline method. Online method are those method were tracking is done without isolating the PV panel from the PV system e.g PandO and InC where as in offline method tracking is done when PV panel is isolated from PV system. As compared to off-line MPPT method online and MPPT method Involute to implement but this method preserves power as there is no isolation of PV panel from the PV system however they suffer from power loss at MPP point in the form of potency oscillation. Online MPP track the MPP customarily so these are the true MPP. The tracking efficiency and power loss of online MPP depends upon the size of transmutations in operating point (withal called as step size) the tracking efficiency of MPP depends upon the size of step directly. |
Pagination: | 6.31MB |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10603/373228 |
Appears in Departments: | Department of Electronic & Communication |
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