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October 20, 2025

Design and performance evaluation of dual-axis solar tracking for enhanced photovoltaic efficiency

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FAFarzana AlamSoutheast University AIA H M Saiful Islam SSS. C. SarkerBangladesh Agricultural University

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Experimental validation of a low-cost dual-axis solar tracking system improves photovoltaic efficiency, suggesting affordability benefits for renewable energy.

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The dual-axis tracker achieved an average efficiency of 10.27%, significantly outperforming stationary and single-axis setups.
Experimental results indicate that integrating an Arduino Pro Mini and light-dependent resistors can effectively enhance PV performance.
The study tested three operational conditions—stationary, single-axis, and dual-axis—for efficiency comparisons in solar tracking.
This research highlights a scalable framework for decentralized renewable energy deployment, focusing on affordability and simplicity.

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Alam et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f5fcd68d54a28a75cf2050 https://doi.org/10.69517/cser.2025.02.01.0006

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Experimental validation of a low-cost dual-axis solar tracking system improves photovoltaic efficiency, suggesting affordability benefits for renewable energy.

Design and performance evaluation of dual-axis solar tracking for enhanced photovoltaic efficiency

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Design and performance evaluation of dual-axis solar tracking for enhanced photovoltaic efficiency

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