Solar Tracker FAQs

Firstly, the data collected by the equipment is accurate, secondly, the prediction and optimization of the algorithm are accurate, then the control of the solar tracker controller is real-time and accurate, and finally, the action of the motor and the information feedback are accurate. These are the prerequisites and guarantees for the efficient operation of the tracking control system.

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Our company tracking system is made of three basic units: Tracker control unit (TCU), Intelligent communication box (NCU) and solar tracker monitor (SCADA).

• TCU: it can control the solar tracking support motor according to the current position of the sun to realize the photovoltaic panels are always perpendicular to the angle of the sun, thus enhancing the power generation.

• NCU: According to the wind speed and direction data, combined with the local longitude and latitude, NCU calculates the best tracking angle of each solar array and sends the command to the controller; meanwhile, collects the controller information and uploads it to the control station.

• NCU: According to the wind speed and direction data, combined with the local longitude and latitude, NCU calculates the best tracking angle of each solar array and sends the command to the controller; meanwhile, collects the controller information and uploads it to the control station.

According to the local longitude, latitude, and time, the solar tracker controller automatically calculates the movement trajectory of the sun at the current moment and the azimuth and altitude angle of the location, and it also automatically issue tracking commands according to the current position of the sun and controls the motor to ensure that the relationship between the PV panel and the incidence angle of the sun is always perpendicular.