Solar panels are a clean and ecological source of electricity. Obtaining this energy, however, poses several challenges for device designers. The amount of energy produced by the panel is strongly dependent on the angle of incidence and the intensity of the light falling on the surface of the cells. This, in turn, leads to unstable power supply parameters at the output, as even shading a small part of the panel may drastically reduce the efficiency

The optimal solution to the above-mentioned problems is the use of a set consisting of a solar panel, a battery and a charge controller. Such a set allows to ensure constant parameters of power supply to receivers and also to store energy produced excessively for later use

The SCC-30A-PWM-LCD solar charge controller allows you to connect panels both in series and in parallel – remembering not to exceed the permissible values of current and voltage at the input of the device. Due to the operating characteristics of the PWM controllers, it should be remembered that when the panels are connected in series, the rated voltage at the output for charging the battery is 24V.

This turbidity sensor module is a specialized electronic monitoring device engineered for compatibility with various microcontroller platforms, including Arduino, Raspberry Pi, PIC, ARM, and AVR.

The Arduino Turbidity Sensor is a highly effective tool for assessing and verifying water quality through the measurement of turbidity. This sensor provides results via both digital and analog signals, which can be obtained through the designated pins on the accompanying electronic module. This functionality allows for accurate monitoring of water clarity, making it an essential instrument in various environmental applications.