RRL and References
RRL and References
This section presents the theoretical underpinnings, concepts, principles and related studies
which will deepen the understanding of the researchers with the research at hand.
One of the ways for enhancing skills in terms of electrical field is to create innovative
experiments based on the demands of the local community. One example is a charging booth
which cuts some cost and provides convenience for households. The design of the charging
stations to deliver optimum power and the components used for it is one of the crucial steps at
the initial level. The location and ease of charging stations is also another important impact on
early adopters and volunteers who will eventually become mainstream consumers. In this
transition, national planning needs to take into account to develop policies to facilitate the
transition of vehicles to electric vehicles, making the best solution for country. This paper does a
comprehensive study of the entire EV Charging Station Infrastructure. In the first half of the
study we elaborately discussed the methods of charging and the charging station component
details with technical specifications. The second half of the study highlights the cost of the
installation of the different types of charging stations with various real time conditions. In
conclusion, we proposed a modelled guidelines for the installation of the EV Charging stations
Another innovation which gives an ease for the modern society today is the cooling system,
three different active cooling systems were investigated to control the heat generated by the
powering of high-power multichip LEDs in two different configurations (30 and 2 × 15 W). The
following cooling systems were used in the study: an integrated multi-fin heat sink design with a
fan, a cooling system with a thermoelectric cooler (TEC), and a heat pipe cooling device.
According to the results, all three systems were observed to be sufficient for cooling high-power
LEDs. Furthermore, it was observed that the integrated multifin heat sink design with a fan was
the most efficient cooling system for a 30 W high-power multichip LED. The cooling system
with a TEC and 46 W input power was the most efficient cooling system for 2 × 15 W high-
Based on the study of Subbiah, et.al. (2016), cooling system of the engine is one of main
essential systems for automobiles, which maintains the engine temperature to the sustain
conditions. This is designed to propose a simple piping design with lesser number of connecting
hoses and also to reduce coolant leakage. It is also proposed to change the piping material from
aluminum alloy to mild steel which reduces the overall cost of the engine cooling system.
work. By converting solar energy into electrical energy, photovoltaic cells utilize the properties
of semiconductor materials, mostly silicon, which when combined with chemical elements such
as boron and phosphorus, give rise to the PN function, concentrating on the one hand the positive
charges and the another, negative charges. This permanent electric field prevents the passage of
electrons from side to side. When a photon has enough energy to excite an electron, there is the
circulation of electric current, and then the generation of continuous energy, obtaining the
To make a solar panel work, as stated by Kondracki et.al. (2014), a solar powered charging
station is designed so that devices can be charged outdoors and in an environmentally friendly
way. This system converts solar energy to electricity and stores it in a battery bank. A
microcontroller prevents the batteries from being overcharged and prevents the system from
being used when the batteries need charging. This project further aims to reduce our dependence
on fossil fuels as a means to generate electricity. If our system can charge several devices
without having external power from the national grid, it will be able to reduce the demand for
energy. As a result, electricity consumption lessened. On the one hand, ongoing researches in the
enhancement and improvement of the solar energy as an alternative source of energy should be
pursued. This project will aid global research efforts in helping protect our environment. The use
of oil and natural gas as a source of energy and their alarming effect on the environment is a
world phenomenon. Fuel energy causes harm on the Earth’s atmosphere and ecosystems. The
process of extracting energy from them is harmful to human health and the environment and
This paper proposes a novel design for a solar-powered charger for different devices. The
level of the charging current is controllable and any residue power is savable to a rechargeable
9V battery. Two power sources (AC and solar) are used, and two charging speeds are possible.
Quick charging is 20% of the battery output current (almost 180mA/hr) so the current is limited
to 34 mA. Two types of cellular batteries (5.7V and 3.7V) can be charged. Normal charging is
10% of the cellular battery output current (almost 1,000mA/hr), so the charging current is limited
to 100mA. The design uses only a few components so the system is cost effective besides being
highly portable. It was simulated on MultiSim Ver. 11 before being implemented practically to
validate it. The results from the simulation and the experiment show the design’s sufficient
feasibility for practical implementation. Depleting fossil fuel and increased demand for energy
have spurred the search for other sources of energy such as solar, wind, ocean thermal, tidal,
biomass, geothermal, nuclear energy, etc. The abundance and widespread availability of solar
energy, however, make it the most attractive among other energies that can be feasibly extracted.
It can be converted into electricity through low-power PV energy systems, for portable
applications (charging of mobile phones) and used in rural areas (solar lamps). The high cost of
PV panels and their low efficiency, however, reduce solar energy’s competitiveness in the energy
market as a major source of power generation. It still, however, is better than conventional energy
sources where portability is required. This paper considers a novel design for, and the physical
implementation of, a solar-charger- based PV energy system for charging of cellular and
rechargeable batteries. The charger current can be controlled and any residue power saved in a
rechargeable battery (9V). Sources for the design area solar panel (3W, 18V) and an AC power
supply. Two charging speeds are possible (slow and fast). The paper next presents the design of
the novel system and its simulation, the experiment results, and the practical implementation.
Power generation and storage control mechanism is one of the significant and a
crucial factor in the generation and controlling system. There are various classical methods
are available in the electronics. In such areas controlling the system in remote way with
efficiency is becoming a hurdle and to overcome it in last few years. However, numerous
alternative control techniques have been developed. There are various methods of
controlling of solar power generation and battery storage system on which efficiency is being
worked out as a major issue. If the electricity losses in between PV cell - Consumption unit
and Battery storage – Consumption unit are at a comparatively large scale then it became a
crucial factor. At present, as the problem of fossil energy depletion becomes more severe,
photovoltaic source of energy arouses much interest as the secondary energy source. The
term photovoltaic refers to the phenomenon involving the conversion of sunlight into
depends upon the capability to determine an optimal operating point of the solar array at
which the maximum power can be drawn for any given load. Under certain temperature and
light intensity, there is only single maximum-power point in a normal cell. Therefore,
maximum power point tracking (MPPT) of the solar cell is essential as far as the system
efficiency is concerned. The Pulse width modulated (PWM) adaptive intelligent power
converter (inverter) has been designed and developed where the input DC power stored in
the battery bank obtained through PV and/or grid sources, has been digitized to produce
a sequence of PWM pulses (approximate to a sine wave) at the output of power converter and
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