Abstract

Abstract: Energy crisis is one in every of the major problems in world developing countries like Republic of India.There's a huge gap between generation and demand of current. Nearly half of the population of the country cannot get the power supply. Renewable energy is one of the answers to solve this issue. Solar power is one in every of the foremost effective resources of the renewable energy that might play a big role to resolve this drawback. This analysis presents a performance analysis of the dual axis solar tracking systemusing Arduino and led & servo motors. The most objective of this research is whether the solar tracker isbetter than a solar panel. This work is split into 2 light dependent resistors (LDR) is employed to observethe almost source of illumination from the sun. Two servo motors put together accustomed move the electrical device to most source of illumination location perceived by the LDRs. In the other half, the software part is written by using C programming language which head towards to the Arduino UNO controller. The result of the solar tracking system has analyzed and compared with the mounted or static solar panel found higher performance in terms of current, power and voltage. Therefore, the solar tracking system is evidenced additional sensible for capturing the most daylight provide for star gathering applications. The result showed dual axis solar tracking system made further 10.53- watt power compared with mounted (fixed) and single axis solar tracking system. Components hardware and computer code.

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