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Design and Development of a Microcontroller Based Solar PV Cooker

Abstract

This study proposes an innovative approach to improve solar cooking systems by combining microcontroller technology and deep-learning techniques. The Solar-PV Microcontroller-based Cooker concept aims to provide a sustainable and eco-friendly cooking method by harnessing the sun's power. This innovative approach addresses global energy conservation and access to clean cooking options, particularly in areas where conventional methods contribute to deforestation and indoor air pollution. The system includes inputs for cooking duration and temperature monitoring, enhancing solar energy efficiency and user experience. The study investigates how deep learning algorithms can be incorporated into the microcontroller-based solar cooker system to enhance functionality and versatility. Cooking settings can be automatically adjusted to maximize energy consumption and cooking results by analyzing real-time data from sensors and human inputs. The hybrid approach combines the best features of deep learning with microcontroller technology, demonstrating the significance of renewable energy in a cleaner, more efficient future. The Solar-Pv cooker demonstrates the possibilities of fusing culinary technology with computer algorithms, showcasing the potential of renewable energy in a cleaner, more efficient future.

Research topics

  • Photovoltaic System Optimization Techniques

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DOI: 10.1109/icuis64676.2024.10866514

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