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Title bSlight: Battery-Less Energy Autonomous Street Light Management System for Smart City
ID_Doc 41093
Authors Mohanty, P; Pati, UC; Mahapatra, K; Mohanty, SP
Title bSlight: Battery-Less Energy Autonomous Street Light Management System for Smart City
Year 2024
Published Ieee Transactions On Sustainable Computing, 9, 1
DOI 10.1109/TSUSC.2023.3310884
Abstract Public lighting is a ubiquitous utility in cities to ensure the safety of people. In addition to playing a significant role in amending the comfort and safety of cities, street lighting causes substantial financial burden on governments to maintain its operation. Smart Light Emitting Diode (LED) street light system has become a prominent alternative to conventional street lighting systems with the involvement of Internet of Things (IoT). In this manuscript, a supercapacitor based smart street management system with energy autonomous capability has been proposed. It works in real-time and as an energy-saving alternative to prevent unnecessary electricity consumption of the street light. The average current consumption and power consumption of the system are 619.14 mu A and 2.022 mW, respectively. Three charging schemes have been investigated to find the optimized topology to harvest energy. The proposed device harvests energy from ambient sunlight and artificial light using a solar cell of 64 mm x 37 mm x 0.22 mm with maximum output power of 66 mW. LoRaWAN has been incorporated for communication, with a communication range of 761 m in real-world testbed. The operation characteristics and performance evaluation has been done based on implementing the system in field to ensure seamless operation.
Author Keywords Smart cities; smart energy; street light management; energy harvesting; solar energy; supercapacitor; IoT; LoRaWAN
Index Keywords Index Keywords
Document Type Other
Open Access Open Access
Source Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI-EXPANDED)
EID WOS:001174110600008
WoS Category Computer Science, Hardware & Architecture; Computer Science, Information Systems; Telecommunications
Research Area Computer Science; Telecommunications
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