Solar Energy
Variable Light Source
Inside or Outside Use
40 Watts
Inside or Outside Use
40 Watts
| Solar Photovoltaic Panel |
10.5" Touch Screen Interface
Battery Charge Control
Light Intensity Control
Wind Speed Control
Real Time Data Trending
DC and AC Loads
Inverter
Battery Charge Control
Light Intensity Control
Wind Speed Control
Real Time Data Trending
DC and AC Loads
Inverter
| Controller and MMI |
| Solar Photovoltaic Specifications |
Dimensions: 24” x 27” x 31 “
Voltage: 13.5 VDC (nominal)
Power: 40 watts
Light: 25,000 lm (variable)
Voltage: 13.5 VDC (nominal)
Power: 40 watts
Light: 25,000 lm (variable)
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A Complete Renewable Energy Training system
An off grid inverter is included which can be connected to the wind
turbine and/or solar photovoltaic system outputs. As the electrical load
is increased the turbine’s angular velocity will decrease with constant
wind velocity. Several DC and AC loads are provided for various
exercises.
Instrumentation to measure critical variables including wind velocity,
voltage, current, power, light intensity, solar panel temperature and
turbine angular velocity is provided. Multiple voltage and current
measurements are taken at various locations within the system to
demonstrate power distribution. A microprocessor based control
system with color touch screen is used for monitoring and control of
both the wind turbine and solar photovoltaic systems. Graphical data
acquisition is included to allow for real time analysis and plotting.
A battery charge controller is included which allows the student to vary
the charge characteristics for both systems. The 12 volt rechargeable
battery is capable of supplying power in the absence of wind or light for
a period of time. This time is determined by the state of charge of the
battery as well as the load conditions.
turbine and/or solar photovoltaic system outputs. As the electrical load
is increased the turbine’s angular velocity will decrease with constant
wind velocity. Several DC and AC loads are provided for various
exercises.
Instrumentation to measure critical variables including wind velocity,
voltage, current, power, light intensity, solar panel temperature and
turbine angular velocity is provided. Multiple voltage and current
measurements are taken at various locations within the system to
demonstrate power distribution. A microprocessor based control
system with color touch screen is used for monitoring and control of
both the wind turbine and solar photovoltaic systems. Graphical data
acquisition is included to allow for real time analysis and plotting.
A battery charge controller is included which allows the student to vary
the charge characteristics for both systems. The 12 volt rechargeable
battery is capable of supplying power in the absence of wind or light for
a period of time. This time is determined by the state of charge of the
battery as well as the load conditions.
| Controller Description |