Design and Implementation of an Improved Existing Solar Home Charging System by Single Phase Motor

Abstract

In order to provide a dependable and portable charging solution, this study investigates the design and implementation of an electrical home charging system that combines mechanical parts, energy storage, and renewable energy sources. The main goal is to create a system that effectively transforms solar energy into electrical energy, stores it, and then transforms it back into power that can be used in homes. The goal of the project is to increase the amount of electrical power that is available in homes that use solar panels and require a portable charger. For homes with solar panels, this system offers a portable and sustainable solution that increases electrical power availability and lessens dependency on non-renewable energy sources. The study makes use of both theoretical analysis and real-world application. Performance assessment, system integration, and component selection are all steps in the design process. It is also possible to use software tools for design calculations and simulation. The research shows how solar panels, batteries, motors, generators, and transformers can all be successfully integrated to produce a workable and effective home charging system. With the efficient storing and conversion of energy, the system offers a dependable power source for domestic use. A sustainable answer to energy needs is provided by the combination of mechanical components and renewable energy sources.