can you please send me the detail about your project... im final year project this year so i intend to do this project.. can you send me the detail ..guynearby@gmail.com
Okay, Let suppose you have a power failure in the middle. When you power up how do the servo remember their positions?... A home switches be the best idea?..Can you use the steppers instead of servos?
for my case,im nt goin to do the display tho... do i need PIC? and did u do some modified to the servo motor? cuz i saw few project actually modified it by opening the cover n did some changing inside...
can u tel u wats the rectangle thinggy and the circle thinggy around the panel? sry for noob question:) im doin my project diploma...
Second question, the servo is not modified. It´s maximum angle is about 180 degrees. I Know, there were some instructions how to remove the limit to get continiuous rotation. I don´t know if this would work in this project. But why would you need more than 180 degree if a solar panel is mounted on a fixed point?
Third Question, the black rectangles around the cell are just a piece of black tape, the round are the photo resistors (LDR).
I used these servos: TOP-LINE STANDARD SERVO RS 2 JR ( conrad.de/ce/de/product/233751/TOP-LINE-STANDARD-SERVO-RS-2-JR/SHOP_AREA_19788&promotionareaSearchDetail=005 ) .
the black tape should produce a small shadow covering the LDR when the light is incoming in a small and flat angle to the panel. Especially when the sun was behind clouds the panel did not face to the window I expected. You can try yourself putting some tape around the LDRs to influence them...
how to use servos and LCDs is described on the arduino website ( arduino.cc/playground/ ) and I guess the new Arduino IDE has included these examples in the Sketchbook. You can use the PWM-Pins of the arduino (an ATMEL 328 chip) to control servo position from 0 to about 180 degrees.
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can you please send me the detail about your project... im final year project this year so i intend to do this project.. can you send me the detail ..guynearby@gmail.com
TheMrGuynearby 6 days ago
How is the power consumption on the Servos and does the solar panel overrides that consumption to, for example, charge a battery?
RavenRof 4 months ago
Great job and thanks for all of the information. I am going to give this one a try. It is nice to see so much info. Cheers!
badmoonryzn 5 months ago
Okay, Let suppose you have a power failure in the middle. When you power up how do the servo remember their positions?... A home switches be the best idea?..Can you use the steppers instead of servos?
Khalid1349 7 months ago
If possible. Hello, I would like to know how to do their project, and if possible be able to do for my study.
sioroelectronics 7 months ago
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hello,, i am a student of Electrical Engineering too and i need to build a solar tracker just like your tracker as my course project....!!
can you help me in this regard,, i need circuit diagram and some handouts regarding this project,, my email ID is
twinker_91@hotmail.com
knwh91 7 months ago
can you teach me step by step how to do this project.? sorry for that noob question.. thnx..
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for my case,im nt goin to do the display tho... do i need PIC? and did u do some modified to the servo motor? cuz i saw few project actually modified it by opening the cover n did some changing inside...
can u tel u wats the rectangle thinggy and the circle thinggy around the panel? sry for noob question:) im doin my project diploma...
kent789 11 months ago
@kent789
First question, see answer to fallenangel919315.
Second question, the servo is not modified. It´s maximum angle is about 180 degrees. I Know, there were some instructions how to remove the limit to get continiuous rotation. I don´t know if this would work in this project. But why would you need more than 180 degree if a solar panel is mounted on a fixed point?
Third Question, the black rectangles around the cell are just a piece of black tape, the round are the photo resistors (LDR).
CeeEast 11 months ago
@CeeEast wats the black tapes for? and may i know which type of servo u use? thx....
kent789 10 months ago
@kent789
I used these servos: TOP-LINE STANDARD SERVO RS 2 JR ( conrad.de/ce/de/product/233751/TOP-LINE-STANDARD-SERVO-RS-2-JR/SHOP_AREA_19788&promotionareaSearchDetail=005 ) .
the black tape should produce a small shadow covering the LDR when the light is incoming in a small and flat angle to the panel. Especially when the sun was behind clouds the panel did not face to the window I expected. You can try yourself putting some tape around the LDRs to influence them...
CeeEast 10 months ago
may i know how you control the movement of the servo motor?
do you use PIC microcontroller?
fallenangel910315 11 months ago
@fallenangel910315
how to use servos and LCDs is described on the arduino website ( arduino.cc/playground/ ) and I guess the new Arduino IDE has included these examples in the Sketchbook. You can use the PWM-Pins of the arduino (an ATMEL 328 chip) to control servo position from 0 to about 180 degrees.
CeeEast 11 months ago
@CeeEast
thanks a lot, i will discuss with my partner, anything will come and ask u again.....
fallenangel910315 10 months ago
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@CeeEast Hi,may I ask you to give me the schematic and all the parts and softwares u used in this nice project my email is gold952@gmail.com thanks.
staryu551 1 week ago
hello,, i am a student of Electrical Engineering and i want to build a solar tracker just like your tracker as my course project....!!
can you help me in this regard,, i need circuit diagram and some handouts regarding this project,, my email ID is
imtiazh2008@yahoo.com
ImtiazHussain39 1 year ago