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Design and Development of a Portable Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System

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Pankaj Ramtekkar

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Swapnil Ghatole

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The movable dual-axis solar tracker is an advanced renewable energy system designed to significantly improve the efficiency of solar power generation. It operates by continuously adjusting the orientation of the solar panel along two axes—East–West and North–South—to follow the sun’s path throughout the day. This dynamic tracking mechanism enables maximum solar energy capture from sunrise to sunset, resulting in up to 40% higher energy output compared to conventional fixed or single-axis systems. Such enhanced performance makes it particularly suitable for remote and off-grid locations where traditional energy infrastructure is either unavailable or difficult to deploy. The system is driven by light sensors integrated with an Arduino-based microcontroller, which accurately detects the sun’s position and accordingly controls the movement of the solar panel. During periods of low illumination or at night, the tracker automatically switches to a standby mode to conserve energy until sufficient sunlight is detected. Additional components such as a voltage regulator and relay ensure stable and efficient operation. An LCD display is incorporated to provide real-time monitoring of system parameters and performance. Beyond standard electricity generation, the dual-axis solar tracker finds applications in diverse fields. It can supply reliable power to environmental monitoring stations, wildlife conservation systems, and communication towers located in forested or rural regions. In agriculture, it supports sustainable practices by powering irrigation systems and water pumps in isolated areas. Emerging applications include solar ponds, where solar energy can be utilized for heating, cooling, and desalination processes. Furthermore, the integration of artificial intelligence and remote monitoring technologies has the potential to further enhance system performance by enabling predictive adjustments based on weather conditions and solar radiation patterns. Overall, the movable dual-axis solar tracker represents a significant advancement in renewable energy technology, offering an efficient, reliable, and sustainable solution for harnessing solar energy, particularly in off-grid and environmentally sensitive regions.

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Pankaj Ramtekkar, Swapnil Ghatole, "Design and Development of a Portable Dual-Axis Solar Tracking System," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 10, no. 3, Mar 2026. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM57992

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