Abstract
Renewable energy sources are a practical solution for addressing the ongoing supply gap in the power industry. Because of the availability of solar energy throughout the world, unlike other geographically restricted resources, solar energy is most beneficial of all renewable energy resources. Sophisticated frameworks for remote monitoring of the plant using web-based interface is required for this massive scale of solar system deployment. Since the greater part of them are set in areas that are inaccessible and therefore monitoring them is not possible from a specific location. Internet of Things (IoT) enables the objects to be detected and remotely controlled by an established infrastructure of a network, creating possibilities for the pure physical-environment integration into frameworks that are based on computers. Application of IoT is proving beneficial for monitoring renewable energy generation. This application of IoT uses system based on Arduino to monitor parameters of the solar panel. The solar panel is monitored by the system continuously and the power output is transmitted over the internet to the IoT Network. It now uses an effective Interface to display these solar panel parameters to the user and it also alerts user when the outcome falls underneath the cut-off points specified. This makes, distantly monitoring of solar power plants more convenient and the best output of power is guaranteed.
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IRE Journals:
Ganga , Renuka , Saba Samreen , Shruti Gadballi , Prof. Sulakshana
"IoT-Based Solar Panel Monitoring System" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 6 Issue 1 2022 Page 486-489
IEEE:
Ganga , Renuka , Saba Samreen , Shruti Gadballi , Prof. Sulakshana
"IoT-Based Solar Panel Monitoring System" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 6(1)
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