Electrical Engineering
DOI: 10.21070/jeeeu.v6i1.1628
Published: 2022-04-28

Planning and Manufacturing of Four Axis Solar Panels With Reflector Angle Adjustments


Perencanaan dan Pembuatan Panel Surya Four Axist Dengan Pengaturan Sudut Reflektor

Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Trunojoyo University Madura
Indonesia Bio
Solar Tracker Four Axist Reflektor

Abstract

Solar thermal energy is one type of renewable energy, so this type of energy can be converted into other energy. This study uses a four-axis solar tracker with angle settings on the reflector to get optimal sunlight, scanning to determine the optimal lighting angle, measurement results are stored in real-time in the data logger. This study uses an LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) as a sunlight detector, equipped with several sensors, namely: current, voltage and power sensor (INA219), light sensor (MAX4409), and temperature sensor (DS18B20), and reflector angle as a parameter of solar efficiency panels. . The results showed that a four-axis solar tracker equipped with a reflector was able to increase the output power. The maximum power production produced by solar panels is: At a reflector angle of 300, the maximum power generated by a static panel is 143.43 W while a solar tracker is 175.15 W. At a reflector angle of 450 the maximum power generated by a static panel is 170.01 W and solar tracker 236.36 W. At an angled reflector of 600 the full power generated by a static panel is 87.77 W, and a solar tracker is 123.36 W. This study concludes that a solar tracker panel with an angle setting of 300 is more capable of maximizing power output than a static solar panel.

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