Implementation solar tracker and auto cutoff charging for phone charging station

Mohamad Makhyudin, Muhammad Hafizudin (2020) Implementation solar tracker and auto cutoff charging for phone charging station. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The 'Implementation Solar Tracker and Auto Cutoff Charging Station' is a station that allows users to charge mobile batteries, rechargeable lights and low-capacity machinery. Increase understanding of the use of solar energy, which can help to minimize emissions by linking one place to another outside the power grid. The cost of government spending on energy production can be decreased by these measures. The project is to build a charging station, a solar system that acts as a supply of electricity for the charging station to be switched on. The station is fitted with a ldr sensor to read the position of the sun on a solar panel and a signal to the Arduino board to drive the motor in the correct direction. This project will be a project that can be pursued or developed for future learning, as solar energy in Malaysia is less competitive than foreign countries, so it can be put anywhere there is sunlight around it to make it more important to understand. Without the need for supplies of foreign electricity. This encourages the initiative to be put outside of the electricity grid in places that will benefit users in those areas. The Arduino uno is used to run the machine as a micro controller. If ldr is charged or activated, it will signal the Arduino to signal the motor control module to drive the motor in the direction necessary, or that the Arduino software has programmed the motor. In conclusion, in addition to utilizing proximity to the solar system, this initiative will also support the atmosphere and customers outside regions where energy access is difficult to access.

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