Power Management using Wireless Power Transfer and IoT

Kalaipriya R, Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology; Geetha M ,Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology; Aruna M ,Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology; Monisha S ,Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology; Mr. P. F. Khaleelur Rahiman ,Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology

Solar Power, Wireless Power Transfer, Internet of Things

Objective of this paper is to combine the concept of solar power, wireless power transfer concept used for the generation of power and Internet of Things (IoT) based power management. A solar power inverter is designed to produce AC power required for the circuit. The generated power can be used in the application of power management where the devices are controlled by the technology called Internet of Things. The proposed design concept is used to monitor and control electrical energy consuming devices like switches, bulb, television, etc., in order to effectively balance energy generation and usage. Renewable energy sources are utilized for system working to show effectiveness in design. The obtained AC power is utilized further in wireless power transfer circuit to again recharge the battery through a rectifier circuit. The hardware demonstration for home automation made in this paper will help in reducing energy wastage by continuously monitoring and controlling the electrical appliances.
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Paper ID: GRDCF007008
Published in: Conference : National Conference on Emerging Trends in Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering (ETEEC - 2018)
Page(s): 37 - 44