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Solar panel charger and light control
This board is connected to a solar panel via connector J10. The solar panel voltage is stabilized and, through an LM317 regulator, brought to about 13V to supply a car battery (also connected to connector J10).
When the solar panel voltage drops and it becomes dark, the output on connector J6 is automatically activated (through the BJT Q4 and the N‑channel MOSFET Q5). Conversely, when light returns, the solar panel generates voltage and the output is deactivated.
Optionally, there is also a +5V regulator that allows the management of a +5V output, controlled in the same way as the previous one (output on connector J7)
Solar panel charger and light control
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