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Paving the Way to a Sustainable Future with Solar Roads
En julio 24, 2024 en All, General, Power por David Fambrough
David Fambrough
Solar roads are highways built with special road panels that can generate solar power. Beyond that, these new roads have the potential to offer lighting, heating for ice and snow, and other smart road functionality. But are we there yet?
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Tagged With: renewable energy, road panels, smart road functionality, solar highways, solar power, solar roads, solar roadways
A Lesson from the Wind and the Sun
En octubre 31, 2019 en All, Power por Paul Golata
Paul Golata
Gather round and let me tell you a story about the power of the wind and sun. These are gifts for us to enjoy. ADI is leading the way for humanity to harness their collective power through energy storage systems
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Tagged With: Analog Devices, Battery Management Systems, Energy Storage Systems, ESS, GaN, SiC, Solar power, Wind power
A Breakthrough for Increasing Organic Solar Cell Conductivity
En septiembre 14, 2018 en All, Energy Harvesting, Lighting, Power por Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
An accidental discovery at the University of Michigan has turned the sleepy world of organic solar cells upside down. It turns out that electrons can go farther in organic materials, making these materials a far more efficient conduit of electrical current.
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Tagged With: Coaxed electrons, Fullerene, Net-Zero Energy Buildings, NZEB, Organic electronics, Organic solar cells, Photovoltaic systems, PV, Solar power
Tax Reform Keeps the Sun Shining on Solar Energy
En febrero 28, 2018 en All, Lighting, Power por David Wagman
David Wagman
Inverters, connectors, and panels may be the hardware that delivers solar energy to homeowners and utility giants alike, but it’s the tax breaks that often justify installing solar energy in the first place. How will the late 2017 US tax reforms affect the solar industry as a whole?
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Tagged With: continuous construction, energy, power purchase agreements, safe harbor, solar hardware, solar power, tax reform
Microgrid Vision Stalls but Smart Automation Offers Reboot
En febrero 12, 2018 en All, Power por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
Microgrids are the key to integrating green energy. But engineers must embrace smart grid technologies before the hype becomes reality.
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Tagged With: distribution automation, electrical power, electricity, electricity generation, fossil fuel, IED, Intelligent Electronic Device, microgrids, nanogrid, photovoltaics, RE, renewable energy, smart grid, solar power, wind power
You’ve Got Mail: Branching Out Beyond The Arduino, Part 2
En enero 5, 2015 en Open Source por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
We’re going to jump right in with this blog post. If you haven’t done so already I highly encourage you to read this article about an automated mailbox delivery project I recently completed. Also check out the first blog post in this series that discussed some key lessons learned, including the importance of reading the manual and some thoughts on open source software
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Tagged With: Energy Harvesting, MSP430, Open Source, Solar Power
You’ve Got Mail: Branching Out Beyond The Arduino, Part I
En diciembre 24, 2014 en Open Source por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
In a recent article published last month titled Solar Energy Harvesting Project to Power a Remote MSP430 with 2.4GHz Notification, we tried to inspire designers and makers that have limited experience outside of the Arduino microcontroller platform to explore different platforms typically used by more seasoned design engineers.
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Tagged With: Energy Harvesting, LEDs, MSP430, Open Source, Solar Power
THAT Doesn’t Need Circuit Protection!
En febrero 11, 2014 en Circuit Protection por Kelly Casey
Kelly Casey
How many times have I heard that line? In future I’ll discuss the different classes of clients that circuit protection device manufacturers serve. But right now I’d like to offer up a real-world example of an application that most folks would never dream would benefit from circuit protection: Solar-powered walkway LED lights.
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Tagged With: Circuit Protection, LED, Solar Power

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