Solar Energy Intelligent Water Pumping System Design

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With the global environmental deterioration and energy crisis, for its pollution-free, noise-free, mobile simple, would not subject to geographical restrictions such as the unique advantages, solar energy will replace the tradition non-renewable energy. solar water pump system is a photo-mechanic-electronic integration system that is rapidly developed in recent years, which uses electricity from solar cells, through the controller, control the water pump, finally realize the pump operation. in this paper, the research significance, present situation,development direction and the advantages of solar energy will be introduced ,and water pump system use the single chip processor as the core, ultimately to achieve the use of solar energy and complete pumping function. And on the basis of this design, through the system extension and upgrading, with corresponding implementation agencies, can also be applied to industry.

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