Discover the Best 12V Solar Charger Circuit for Your FYP Project"

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The discussion revolves around finding the best 12V solar charger circuit for a final year project (FYP). Participants inquire about the specific type of battery and solar panel being used, emphasizing the importance of knowing the battery voltage and chemistry, as well as the solar panel's current output. There is a suggestion to conduct a Google search for existing resources, but the original poster expresses difficulty in finding relevant information. Clarification is provided on the acronym "FYP," which stands for Final Year Project. The conversation highlights the need for detailed specifications to assist in circuit design.
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hello all...i just get my fyp...the title above...
can someone help me find the circuit?
 
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Hi, you are very welcome.

Now, take a deep breath and say what you actually need.

What sort of battery is it and what sort of solar panel is it?
What is the battery voltage? Is it a lead acid battery or a NiCd or NiMH battery?
How much current can the solar panel deliver?

Have you already looked on Google? www.google.com

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for liquid battery..used for running a scooter...
google..yes..but not found many site...
 
What sort of battery is it and what sort of solar panel is it?
What is the battery voltage? Is it a lead acid battery or a NiCd or NiMH battery?
How much current can the solar panel deliver?

What is FYP?
 

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