Intelligent and Optimal System for Monitoring Environmental Variables and Solar Luminosity, with solar path tracker and telemetry
J. Alan Calderón Ch.(1,2,3), Benjamín Barriga Gamarra(2), Julio C. Tafur Sotelo(2), Fernando Jiménez Ugarte(2) 1. Applied Nanophysics, Institute for Physics, Technical University of Ilmenau, Germany. 2. Energy laboratory, Engineering Department, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, Perú. 3 Aplicaciones Avanzadas en Sistema Mecatrónicos JACH S. A. C. 2026-01-20

Abstract

In this proposed research are analyzed generalsolutions and techniques to optimize the solar luminosity measurement by a designed smart system, as well as its usability by the solar energy conversion and its storing. However, many times, this kind of systems have not an optimal solar path tracker and as a consequence it can not be measured the full solar luminosity during all the day, therefore, in this work are designed optimal mathematical models and algorithms to enhance the solar path tracker according to measure solar luminosity and getting optimal solar energy conversion/storing, which is useful to study geographical conditions before to build solar energy conversion centers. As well as, in this research also is studied and suggested some techniques to get wireless data communication regarding the measured environmental variables, measured solar luminosity and stored electrical energy as a consequence of the solar energy conversion, which can be transmitted, so far away, to a central monitoring center by Radio Frequency (RF) waves.

Key words: Solar path tracker, transducers, nanostructures, Modulating Function (MF), wireless data transmission, smart sensors, energy-saving.

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