Design of MPPT for Solar panel

[hynix]

timnolan + homepower

Hi Those who are interested for the same can look at the link below
free HOME-POWER Journal for free
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Also I am interested to have compleat design of MPPT(Maximum Power Point Tracker) for Solar pannel any one out there intereste to share more info about that.

thanks

 

[solvarg]

timnolan mppt

Hi Those who are interested for the same can look at the link below
free HOME-POWER Journal for free
**broken link removed**
Also I am interested to have compleat design of MPPT(Maximum Power Point Tracker) for Solar pannel any one out there intereste to share more info about that.

thanks

This looks really interesting! I´am on!

 

[Mr.Cool]

tim nolan mppt

hi there;

i know a lot about MPPT and designing a line synchronized inverter (find a post with subject "Photovoltaic" i discuss a problem i am having). i would be happy to discuss and/or share information on this subject.

you can post here, or private message me.

Mr.Cool

 

[solvarg]

Re: Home Made Power

Hi Those who are interested for the same can look at the link below
free HOME-POWER Journal for free
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Also I am interested to have compleat design of MPPT(Maximum Power Point Tracker) for Solar pannel any one out there intereste to share more info about that.

thanks

hynix, I guess you have electrical solar panels in mind? My need is an MPPT device for an "water" solar panel. As I see it, it should do the same job. I have pictured the device as a time and date controlled positioning system. Let the calendar control elevation and rotation of the panel.
I appreciate your company MrCool.

What are your thug’s guys?

 

[Mr.Cool]

personally i am using the "incremental conductance" method to find the maximum power from a solar panel.

but i can't start on the software cause i can't get my programmer to communicate with my software

i've spent many many hours fiddling with it... grrr....

Mr.Cool

 

[pico]

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[humanbynature]

Re: Home Made Power

I've found a relatively cheap way to create my own power. Just buy a Marine windmill for around $900-1200, and attach it to an synchronized inverter. For less then around $2000 you could be producing around 400watts. Enough to power most of the lights in most homes.

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These windmills are unobtrusive, easy to install and quiet.

This is just me, thinking outside of the box.

 

[froggy]

Re: Home Made Power

Have you seen the Tim Nolan MPPT:
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Its a very interesting design based on sw runing on a pic. The software also regulary turn the MPPT on and off to measure the improved effiency for debug purpose.

/Froggy