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    In this study, parameter analysis involves a detailed examination of various

    performance metrics to evaluate the system's effectiveness, efficiency, and


    economic viability. Key parameters include the angle of the solar panel,
    sunlight intensity, and the corresponding electrical output of the solar panel.
    Statistical methods are employed to assess the response time of the Omron
    Ly2nj relay system in adjusting the solar panel's position in response to
    changes in sunlight intensity. The reliability of the tracking mechanism is
    evaluated by examining the consistency and accuracy of the panel's
    movements over time. The cost-benefit ratio is determined by comparing the
    initial setup costs and maintenance expenses with the energy savings
    achieved over time. This involves calculating the payback period and the
    return on investment (ROI) for the sun tracking system. The results from this
    parameter analysis offer valuable insights into the potential benefits and
    economic feasibility of implementing the Omron Ly2nj relay-based single-axis
    sun tracking system for residential solar energy applications.

    The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) have been developed to


    address various global challenges and to achieve a sustainable future
    for all. Research has shown that the integration of these goals is crucial
    for the success of sustainable development efforts (Blanc, 2015). The
    SDGs provide a network of targets that aim to promote economic
    growth, social inclusion, and environmental protection (Oniang'o,
    2020).
    The integration of solar tracking systems into energy infrastructure is
    pivotal for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
    particularly in the context of a low energy demand scenario essential
    for meeting the 1.5°C target without relying on negative emission
    technologies, as argued by Grubler et al. (2018). This is further
    supported by Keesstra et al. (2018), who emphasize the importance of
    sustainable land use and restoration for successful implementation,
    highlighting the necessity of land degradation neutrality in various
    geographical locations. Additionally, McCollum et al. (2018) underscore
    the critical need for substantial energy investments to transition to
    sustainable energy sources, indicating that integrating solar tracking
    systems is a key component of fulfilling both the Paris Agreement and
    the SDGs. Blanc (2015) further provides insights into the
    interconnectedness of the SDGs and the need for integrated
    approaches to achieve sustainable development. This integrated
    approach is crucial for the implementation of solar tracking systems, as
    they contribute to multiple SDGs, including affordable and clean
    energy, climate action, and industry innovation.
    Holechek et al. (2022) conduct a comprehensive global assessment to
    determine the feasibility of renewable energy supplanting fossil fuels by
    2050. This study underscores the critical role of solar tracking systems
    in achieving the sustainable development goal (SDG) of affordable and
    clean energy. Complementing this perspective, Oral et al. (2020)
    review nature-based solutions for urban water management,
    emphasizing the broader environmental and societal benefits of
    sustainable technologies, including solar energy, despite not being
    directly related to solar tracking systems. Further highlighting the
    multifaceted potential of solar energy, Gao et al. (2021) explore
    photothermal membrane distillation for solar water production,
    illustrating synergies between solar technologies and other SDGs, such
    as clean water and sanitation. Additionally, You et al. (2013) present a
    polymer tandem solar cell with high power conversion efficiency,
    directly contributing to the SDG of affordable and clean energy and
    showcasing the potential of advanced solar tracking systems. Lastly, Li
    and Wu (2015) review semiconductor-based photocatalysts and
    photoelectrochemical cells for solar fuel generation, revealing the
    broader applications of solar energy beyond electricity generation.
    Their findings align with multiple SDGs related to energy, industry, and
    innovation, further emphasizing the pivotal role of solar energy
    technologies in sustainable development. Together, these studies
    highlight the diverse and significant contributions of solar energy
    technologies to various sustainable development goals.

    The literature reviewed demonstrates the interconnectedness of the


    SDGs with the development and implementation of solar tracking
    systems. However, there is a knowledge gap in the specific strategies
    and technologies needed to ensure that solar tracking systems
    contribute effectively to the achievement of the SDGs. Future research
    should focus on identifying and developing these strategies to
    maximize the potential impact of solar tracking systems on sustainable
    development.
    In conclusion, the literature reviewed showcases the critical role of
    solar tracking systems in contributing to the SDGs. However, further
    research is needed to bridge the gap between the theoretical
    integration of solar tracking systems and their practical
    implementation for sustainable development.

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    Cleen, Margot de., & Visser, S.. (2018). Soil-Related Sustainable
    Development Goals: Four Concepts to Make Land Degradation
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