IoT-Based Intelligent Energy Management for EV Charging Stations

-The electronics panels and controllers used in electric vehicle (EV) charging stations need to function securely and optimally in countries such as India, where the external temperature remains high for a significant part of the year. This study is the first to use a solar-battery storage integrate...

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Veröffentlicht in:IAENG international journal of computer science 2024-11, Vol.51 (11), p.1853
Hauptverfasser: Dasi, Swathi, Bondalapati, Swarupa Rani, Subbaraju, Mummidi P, Nimma, Divya, Jangir, Pradeep, Reddy, R Vijaya Kumar, Zareena, N
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Glazing
Photovoltaic cells
Real time
Solar radiation
Storage
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