Energy conversion apparatus capable of automatic light compensation and light recycling
AssigneeZhongshan Amiray Technology Co., LTD.
InventorYiming Chen
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AssigneeZhongshan Amiray Technology Co., LTD.
InventorYiming Chen
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Currently, photovoltaic power generation is increasingly applied outdoors, but most photovoltaic panels are arranged at a single tilt angle to receive sunlight. However, as the sun rises and sets, the angle of incident solar radiation changes, such that the photovoltaic panels receive limited effective sunlight, thereby resulting in low conversion efficiency. Disclosed in the present invention is an energy conversion apparatus capable of automatic light compensation and light recycling. The apparatus has a simple structure, and can perform light compensation on a photovoltaic unit, the light intensity on which is lower than a set value, in a photovoltaic module, in order to balance the light intensity received by each photovoltaic unit in the photovoltaic module, and can receive sunlight from different angles around the clock, so as to achieve the conversion output of the whole photovoltaic module, with high energy conversion efficiency.
An energy conversion apparatus capable of automatic light compensation and light recycling, is characterized by comprising at least a main pole (1) and a plurality of light compensation modules (9), the main pole (1) is provided with a plurality of photovoltaic modules (2) along with a length thereof, each of the photovoltaic modules (2) includes a plurality of photovoltaic units (21) arranged around an outer side of the main pole (1), the photovoltaic units (21) are configured to convert light energy into electric energy, the light compensation modules (9) perform light compensation for photovoltaic units (21) of the photovoltaic modules (2) where light intensity is lower than a preset threshold to balance the light intensity received by each of the photovoltaic units (21) of the photovoltaic modules (2), the light compensation modules (9) are electrically connected to a control system configured to control the light compensation modules to start the light compensation, and the photovoltaic units (21) are electrically connected to the control system.
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