Green Energy Scavenging for Powering Mobile Phones

Shafiq, Raghda R.G.; Elsherbini, M. M.; Omara, A. N.; ElHalawany, Basem M.

doi:10.1109/itc-egypt55520.2022.9855728

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“…These Systems are convenient for public locations, but they are not equipped with MPPT controllers to use up the most energy provided from the solar module. Other studies for charging mobile phones are illustrated in [6] and [7]. After reviewing some of the previous work done in the SCS technology, in case of our project and to pick up from where these projects left off, some improvements are done such as monitoring the whole system through an application that can be run by the administration of where the station is located, providing access methods to the system (face ID, finger print, RFID) in addition to free charging methods.…”

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Solar based Charging Stations for E-devices

Elsherbini

Ashraf²,

Hesham³

et al. 2022

International Journal of Industry and Sustainable Development

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Egypt's Vision 2030 revolves around green energy and the facilitation of Egypt's massive unhabituated remote and urban landmass. Such areas lack the infrastructure to support modern life, such as energy grids, so simple things like charging your electronic devices (E-devices) i.e. Mobile phone, laptop, Tablets become a hassle. In this project; by building a mobile green energy source, all beneficiaries will be capable of charging the area's residents' electronics with minimum overhead cost and environmental effect. Leveraging solar panels provides a consistent energy source in a mobile charging station for electronic devices. Due to the nature of such a project no required prior infrastructure, hence ease of applicability. Using two solar cells that convert and store light energy into electric energy in the form of both direct current (DC) and alternating current (AC) are used for charging and running different electrical devices. This station operates under the control of different authentication methods such as face recognition, fingerprint, and Radio Frequency Identification (RFID). Collectively, the three methods aim to control the service for the people meant to get their benefit from it in the needed time. Authors have developed an integrated software system consisting of web and mobile applications. The goal of that system is to help the administrator monitor the charging-station, and the data coming from the hardware system as a whole, receive alerts if something went wrong, and monitor ports usage.

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confidence: 99%