This study develops a neural network-based active cooling system for LCPV silicon solar cells, integrating IoT monitoring and control to optimize temperature management and improve solar cell efficiency.
This project presents a Neural Network-Based Active Cooling System integrated with IoT monitoring and control for enhancing the efficiency of LCPV (Low Concentration Photovoltaic) silicon solar cells. Utilizing a 9V solar panel as the power source and a DHT11 sensor for real-time temperature and humidity monitoring, the system activates a CPU fan via an Arduino microcontroller when the panel temperature exceeds a predefined threshold, thereby preventing overheating and efficiency loss. The operation status, including temperature readings and fan activation, is displayed on an LCD screen for easy monitoring. Additionally, a basic neural network model is proposed to predict thermal trends and optimize cooling performance, ensuring intelligent, energy-efficient regulation of panel temperature, which is crucial for maintaining optimal photovoltaic performance.
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