DESIGN AND INSTALLATION OF 200 WATT SOLAR POWER SYSTEM – ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING PROJECT TOPICS

Thesis Overview

INTRODUCTION1.1 NEED FOR THE PROJECTThe general objective of the system is to provide efficiency, steadiness in the use of power appliances, by ensuring continuous availability of power supply even in the absence of mains. Interpretability of the system made it possible to eliminate all suspense from mains outage during the execution of an important and urgent assignment as may be required.For better production of the system, the system was operated at a fully charged condition of the battery.
The project was rated 200W of 220V and 50Hz. It was expected that at this condition, it was favourable to carry load of the stipulated power. Loads of low power factors are not helpful since they produce spikes. Overloading is not potent to provide zero change over time and the inverter had LEDs which indicates mains failure and battery discharge and system fault.1.2 SCOPE OF STUDYThis solar power source makes it possible to provide a clean reliable supply of alternative electricity free of sags or surges which could be found in the line voltage frequency.The solar power system (SPS) system achieved this by direct current from solar panel and by rectifying the standard main supply, using the direct current to charge the batteries and to provide clean alternative power by passing the energy a filter system.
It has zero change over time and LEDs which indicates mains fail and battery discharge level and it provides 100% protection against line noise, spikes surges and audio frequency interference.1.3 DEFINITION OF TERMS1. Inverter unit: This unit converts a DC voltage into AC voltage with the help of the inverter unit.
2. Automatic Control Unit: This provides all the required control needed to meet up the objective of the whole system
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