The "Pi Pico-based Solar Power Energy Monitoring System using Webserver" is a project designed to provide efficient monitoring and management of solar energy systems. This project leverages the capabilities of the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller to collect and display crucial data, ensuring the optimal utilization of solar energy resources.
The key components of this system include a 12V MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) solar charger module (CN3791), a voltage sensor for monitoring the output voltage from the solar panel, an ACS712 current sensor for tracking power consumption, and a 12V solar panel. The Pi Pico serves as the central processing unit, controlling data acquisition, processing, and web server hosting.
The project's core functionality is to measure and report three vital parameters: the output voltage from the solar panel, the battery voltage, and power consumption. These parameters are continuously sampled and presented in real-time through a user-friendly web interface hosted on the Pi Pico.
Users can access the web server from any device with a same WIFI connected with the pi Pico, making it a practical tool for homeowners, businesses, and organizations seeking to harness solar energy efficiently.
WORKING VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/YHCOJKWWfvY
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