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2 D tracking system for solar panels using SVM implemented by motion assistant of LabVIEW

  • Feb 1, 2013
  • K V Santhosh +2 more
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Abstract

Design of a two dimensional automated solar tracking system is discussed in this paper. The objectives of the proposed work are to design an automated tracking technique using Light Dependent Resistance (LDR), and solar panel power output to position the solar panel to absorb maximum energy. For positioning the solar panel two stepper motors are used those are controlled using National Instruments (NI) motion assistant and with the program written using Support Vector Machine (SVM) on LabVIEW. The controller is designed using SVM with the inputs as the solar panel output, LDR sensor output and target being the position of solar panel which yields maximum output from solar panel. SVM after being trained, validated, and tested is implemented to control the position of solar panels through two stepper motors. The system was tested and results showed the proposed technique has fulfilled its mentioned objectives.

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