Dual-Axis Solar Tracking Systems for Maximum Energy Yield

Solar panel system with dual-axis tracking and automatic locking hinges. The system incorporates a base-mounted solar panel assembly that is connected to a linear actuator, actuator arm, and lever arm. The base-mounted solar panel assembly features a toggle joint mechanism that enables automatic angle control through solar tracking algorithms. The system incorporates dual locking hinges that can act as axis of rotation for tilting the solar panel assembly, providing a stable and precise mounting solution for solar panels.

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Solar array tracking system for supporting solar energy harvesting elements or solar collector elements. The system comprises a base comprising a first longitudinal beam, a second longitudinal beam offset from the first longitudinal beam, and at least one transverse beam extending between the first longitudinal beam and the second longitudinal beam. The transverse beam comprises a rotatable shaft comprising a plurality of solar collector node mating elements, the rotatable shaft having a first end comprising a first transverse beam mechanical element for engaging with a first longitudinal beam mating element on the first mechanical system to rotate the transverse beam around its axis, and a second end comprising a second transverse beam mechanical element for engaging with a second longitudinal beam mating element on the second mechanical system to tilt the plurality of solar collector nodes relative to the transverse beam.

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Dual-axis solar panel tracking system with optimized mechanical design to enhance efficiency and reliability. The system comprises a support square tube with integrated bearing and mounting components, featuring a central axis with mounting plate and a north-south axis with fixed support bearing. The solar panel is mounted on a dedicated support plate positioned above the central axis, with a push rod connecting the solar panel to the mounting plate. This configuration enables precise control over both axis orientations while maintaining optimal tracking performance.

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Solar tracking system that optimizes solar panel positioning to maximize energy production. The system employs an adaptive tracking mechanism that continuously monitors solar position and adjusts the tracking carriage's orientation to maintain optimal solar incidence angles. The system achieves this through a dual-axis drive system with precision altitude and azimuth control, enabling continuous tracking of the sun's movement while minimizing energy consumption.

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A solar tracking system that enables efficient energy generation by dynamically adjusting the orientation of solar panels to track the sun's movement throughout the day. The system employs an asymmetrical mounting design that allows the panels to be positioned at different angles relative to the vertical axis, eliminating the need for traditional fixed mounting structures. This enables the panels to capture more solar radiation by tracking the sun's position, resulting in higher energy production compared to traditional fixed mounting systems. The system can be configured for either photovoltaic (PV) panels or heat collection applications, and its adjustable mounting design enables precise control over the solar panel's orientation.

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A solar tracking system for photovoltaic arrays that achieves precise sun tracking through independent rotation and orbital motion control. The system utilizes a unique configuration of solar panel frames mounted on rotating shafts with hinges, connected through a series of wire loops. The frames are adjusted using a single, automated mechanism that maintains precise alignment between the solar panels and the sun's movement. This configuration eliminates the need for traditional tracking sensors, enabling accurate tracking of solar panels across varying solar declinations and seasons.

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A solar panel system that combines the benefits of a tracking system with the efficiency of a tracking system. The system features a rocking motion that tracks the sun while maintaining optimal panel orientation, eliminating the need for rotating friction bearings and reducing installation costs. The system incorporates a curved base that presents a first convex surface aligned with east-west orientation, allowing the panels to rock while maintaining their optimal angle. The base is positionable on the substrate with the first direction aligned with east-west orientation, enabling dual-axis tracking. The system includes a motor that drives the base's rocking motion, allowing the panels to move in both east-west and north-south directions while maintaining optimal angle.

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Solar tracking system that enables maximum energy capture by dynamically adjusting the array's position to optimize its alignment with the sun's beam. The system comprises a three-legged mounting structure with linear actuators that enable precise pitch, roll, and yaw control. The actuators are positioned at the legs' joints, allowing the array to maintain its optimal position while rotating to track the sun's path. This dual-axis tracking capability enables maximum energy capture in both sunny and cloudy conditions, with potential gains of up to 30% compared to traditional fixed-orientation systems.

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Solar energy tracking system that eliminates the need for manual alignment of solar panels by leveraging dual GNSS antennas. The system employs a vertical installation configuration where the dual antennas maintain a direct line-of-sight to the sun, creating a precise baseline. The positioning timing solution continuously calculates the solar panel's precise coordinates based on satellite signals, while the tracking control module dynamically adjusts the solar panel's orientation to maintain optimal alignment. This eliminates the need for manual alignment procedures, ensuring consistent tracking performance throughout the day.

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Solar tracking system for photovoltaic panels that maintains optimal energy collection angles without external power sources. The system employs a novel tracking mechanism that periodically rotates solar panels to maintain their normal orientation relative to the sun's rays. The rotation is achieved through a mass-based positioning system that precisely controls the tilt angle between the tracking arm and the solar panel's normal plane. This approach ensures that the solar panels capture 99% of available solar energy regardless of the sun's position, even in locations with irregularly varying daylight patterns. The system is designed to operate independently of the internet and is particularly suitable for critical infrastructure and renewable energy applications.

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A solar tracker system that optimizes solar exposure by dynamically adjusting its orientation based on seasonal solar angles. The system employs a unique dual-axis mechanism with continuous oscillations between winter and summer solstices, eliminating the need for separate daily and annual control mechanisms. The system integrates solar panels, a power source, and control electronics, enabling efficient energy harvesting while minimizing energy consumption through optimized orientation.

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Solar tracking system for photovoltaic panels that enables maximum energy production while minimizing installation costs. The system comprises a rod, a semicircular component, and a rope, which together form a controlled rotation mechanism. The rod provides the primary axis of motion, while the semicircular component enables precise azimuth control. This configuration enables 180-degree rotation around the vertical axis, eliminating the need for traditional vertical-axis trackers. The system enables optimal tracking while maintaining the most cost-effective installation approach.

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Automatic solar tracking system that enables maximum solar energy utilization by dynamically adjusting the panel's orientation to optimize solar radiation. The system employs a unique dual-axis tracking mechanism with a rotating arc body that combines a fixed arc with a rotating arc, allowing precise control over the panel's pitch and position. This architecture eliminates the need for manual pitch adjustments and provides accurate tracking capabilities, enabling a 30-50% increase in energy output compared to traditional fixed-orientation panels.

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Solar tracking system for generating power by dynamically moving solar panels to face the sun during daylight hours. The system comprises a primary axis module and a secondary axis module, connected by an interconnecting driving member. The primary axis module drives a primary shaft, while the secondary axis module drives a secondary shaft. The driving members are connected in a manner that allows the secondary shaft to move in response to the primary shaft's motion, while maintaining precise control over the secondary shaft's rotation. The system enables efficient movement of solar panels to face the sun, with the primary and secondary axes working in tandem to achieve optimal tracking.

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Solar panel tracking system with adjustable tracking configurations for optimal energy capture. The system enables precise control over solar panels' orientation and position through a modular architecture that can be configured to accommodate various solar panel configurations. The system comprises a base unit with a series of solar panels arranged in a predetermined pattern, and a secondary unit that can be positioned at the base to adjust the overall tracking angle. This dual-positioning capability allows the system to optimize energy production across a wide range of solar conditions.

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A solar tracker that maximizes energy production by simultaneously tilting photovoltaic panels in both east-west and north-south directions. The integrated tilting system achieves optimal orientation through a single, modular frame assembly with integrated drive mechanisms. The system maintains panel alignment while dynamically adjusting to the sun's movement, enabling maximum energy capture across the solar spectrum.

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Dual-axis solar tracking system that optimizes solar energy capture through precise control of panel rotation and azimuth. The system employs a rotating plate with a precision mechanism to maintain optimal tracking angles relative to the sun's path, while a motorized base provides continuous rotation. The system's architecture ensures maximum energy conversion by dynamically adjusting panel orientation based on local solar time, enabling continuous power generation even during periods of low solar incidence.

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Solar tracking system that continuously monitors and adjusts the sun's path to maintain optimal energy production. The system employs a dual-axis tracking mechanism with a fixed base and a movable solar panel frame, featuring a patented bearing system that enables precise angle adjustments. The bearings are connected to a lower beam actuator, which transmits force to the frame's bearings to maintain solar panel position. This continuous tracking capability enables maximum energy production while maintaining optimal solar intensity.

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Dual-axis solar panel automatic tracking device that improves power generation efficiency by optimizing solar panel exposure to sunlight. The tracking system employs a dual-axis mechanism with a rotation tracking component and a driving mechanism, where the rotation tracking component is mounted at the upper end of the tracking mechanism and the driving mechanism is located below the solar panels. The system incorporates a cleaning mechanism that works in tandem with the tracking mechanism to maintain optimal solar panel exposure. The cleaning mechanism features a fixedly connected cleaning assembly and two linkage assemblies that connect to the tracking mechanism. The system's solar panel mounting frame features a cylindrical mounting rod with a circular arrangement of solar panels secured by brackets. The mounting rod is connected to the tracking mechanism through a fixedly connected solar position sensor. The tracking mechanism's solar reflector is shaped like an arc and is fixedly connected to the tracking mechanism's connecting frames.

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Solar tracking device for solar panels that enables precise and stable tracking while preventing panel movement. The device features a dual-axis tracking mechanism with a pair of motors that drive parallel tracks, and a balance system that prevents panel rotation during tracking. The system incorporates a spring-loaded balance frame that maintains the panel's position and prevents it from moving away from its initial orientation. The balance system is positioned above the panel frame, with a spring-loaded mounting mechanism that captures the panel's movement and holds it in place.

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