Solar power plants and other
sophisticated solar power solutions use solar tracking systems to
maximize the amount of solar energy that can be absorbed from the Sun's
rays. They require embedded computers to serve as central controllers
for mapping and tracking the Sun and Ethernet switches for network
communications.
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x86-based communication embedded
computer
RISC-based automation embedded computer
Moxa's computing and Ethernet products are deployed
to ensure that the solar plant is always configured for maximum solar
coverage. Moxa's resilient system solution reliably calculates optimal
solar panel angles to create a highly dependable and efficient
renewable energy plant.
Moxa V468 and IA262-I embedded
computers can serve as the central controllers for mapping and tracking
the Sun in solar power plants, and data can be sent back and forth
between the tracker and control center via the EDS-408A and EDS-508A
Ethernet switches.
Why Moxa?
Moxa's x86-based embedded computers are extremely stable
and reliable and can be used as high performance solar tracking systems
for mapping and tracking the Sun
Both the
V468 and IA262-I feature DI/DO to control the solar panel motor
Device
servers deliver accurate data transmission, supported by Moxa's Turbo
Ring system ensuring recovery time of under 20 ms
Moxa's
products are being used in several renewable energy applications in the
US, Europe, China, Australia and Taiwan
