2015
DOI: 10.3991/ijoe.v11i4.4651
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Photovoltaic System as a Remote Didactic Laboratory for Electrical Engineering Courses

Abstract: Abstract-Remote laboratories are increasingly being used in academic courses, especially in science and engineering. New control systems allow the development of even complex experiments with a low cost. In this paper we present a remote laboratory that reproduces a small-scale photovoltaic system, including a solar panels and lights, a charge controller, a battery and a dummy load. A Raspberry PI microcontroller is used to send the different inputs to the laboratory, handling commands, measuring some electric… Show more

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“…Based on a wide range of experiences, Bruce et al [5] proclaim the RPi as a testbed platform for both hardware and software system exploration, provides a great potential for taking concepts into practice. Inspecting the previous research, we noticed that RPi laboratory set-up can be used for different purposes, such as: remote laboratory prototype [6,7], virtual [8] and hands-on laboratory type [5,[9][10][11][12]. Since our hands-on approach is related to assessing students' learning experience enhancement, we examine the third category in a more detail.…”
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