Solar Tracker-Arduino
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An Arduino powered Solar Tracker
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This is an Arduino Uno Based solar Tracker- it uses 90% 3d printed parts with a 20x20 aluminum extrusion frame.
you will need:
2 micro servos
1 stepper - 28-byj48
1- 300 mm gt2 belt
1 Arduino uno
1- board from the gerber file
3 - photo sensors with appropriate resistors to get the values to 500 in the Arduino code
an assortment of m3 & m4 hardware and t nuts
2 m6 x 15mm bolts
2 skateboard bearings
1- 5/16 (8mm) x 1.5'" (38 mm) bolt
an assortment of wire (20AWG)
a crimp tool for JST terminal ends
5-2 pin JST ends
2-3 pin JST connectors
2 - micro limit switches (buy the ones with the cables and then depin the one side and attach a two pin in place of the three pin with the common and NO on the limit switch)
1 95x95 mm solar panel
**code will be updated in the future current version at time of posting is Version .7
– updates will include:
- removing all the serial commands as they were for debugging
- adding in a section for ease of changing certain parameters such as limits for angles and delay between searches
- adding in sleep function as it will currently just continually search for the sun
- adding in a homing function for morning alignment and a night-time detection system
any other features feel free to ask but I am usually very busy so I cannot guarantee the requests can be implemented in a timely manner.