A modified smart controlling and monitoring scheme of three phase photovoltaic inverter rely on LoRa technology

Photovoltaics is the core of the greatest current system that using solar energy and it is regarded as the basic of sustainable engineering techniques. It is the method of exchanging daylight straightly to electricity power. The LoRa communication technology is a far-range, economic-power, small rate of bit technology. It is sponsored as a basic settling for the Internet of Things (IOT). This technology is applied where equipment is battery-feed with narrow bandwidth was required. In this manuscript, a novel method that depends on the LoRa technology is considered to observes and governs the power generated from a three-phase Photovoltaics inverter scheme that fed to grid directly. This scheme is designed with dual parts. The first one is for evaluating and control invertor part. This part attaches straight through the inverter to recognize the working of the inverter by changing the state of inverter from far spaces. The second part which is uses the liquid crystal display and a smart-phone observing application. The phone program is prepared using MIT App Inventor to observe and govern the entire scheme. The results show that this system is robust against the circumstances around the system and gives accurate results with minimum error when using in urban lands. The benefit of this system is to monitor and control the photovoltaic system located in remote place without need of attend to generating place