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International Journal of Engineering Research
Year : 2018, Volume : 7, Issue : 6
First page : ( 106) Last page : ( 109)
Print ISSN : 2347-5013. Online ISSN : 2319-6890.
Article DOI : 10.5958/2319-6890.2018.00107.1

Performance Evaluation of a Solar Powered, Vehicle Detect Auto Intensity Controlled Street Lighting System

Alam Samina1,*, Deb Sujan1,**, Hossain Riyan1,***, Biswas Shuva2,****

1Premier University, Bangladesh

2CUET, Chittagong-4349, Bangladesh

*samincuet06@gmail.com

**de.sujan.eee@gmail.com

***riyanhossain@gmail.com

****shuva.cuet53@gmail.com

Online published on 5 July, 2018.

Abstract

The focus of this project is to make the most efficient use of the energy received from the sun to power street lights in the city. Solar Panels mounted on the street lamps will collect the energy from the sun during day time, driving the LED lamps at night. The system we would be looking for designing includes operation in the main streets of some major cities of Bangladesh which is to be equipped with solar powered street lamps effective in regulating the amount of load voltage depending on the intensity of traffic present. The project is regarding the development and fabrication of the circuit that is able to charge the lead acid battery during day time by using solar energy as the source. The process would require the use of a microcontroller, namely PIC16F73, to control many of the circuit functionalities including switching, controlling driver circuit, and integrating sensor output etc. LED is the preferred lighting source in consideration with its photometric such as efficacy, life span, cost, efficiency and power consumption. Traffic detection will be done through the concept of integrating sensor using the IR Sensor.

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Keywords

Solar energy, Solar radiation, PV module, Microcontroller, Performance analysis.

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