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Portable LED LightingSystemSenior Design Fall 2014Department of Electrical and Computer EngineeringWashkewicz College of EngineeringCleveland State UniversityWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

TEAM MEMBERS Greg RobertsSteve VannuyenKevin VizkeletyNick ZallarWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

STATEMENT OF NEED Sometimes a simple flashlight is not enough. Disaster situations Construction sites Any medical teamooosmall emergency response teamfield hospitalpermanent hospitalWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Off-Grid Lighting: Battery operated Solar rechargeable LED array Two DC-DC converters Dimming functionWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

ADVANTAGES Two key advantages over conventionalforms of portable lighting1. HIGH LIGHT OUTPUT2. NO GENERATOR REQUIREDWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

DESIGN OBJECTIVEWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

HIGH POWERED Indoor and Outdoor LightingEmergency Power Loss4000-5000 lumensHigh System VoltageWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

VERSATILE Fully PortableZero Energy CostSelf SufficientEasy InstallationDimmableWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

ROBUST Highly Dependable LED Technology LEDs Not Susceptible to PrematureBurnout Fully Rechargeable Batteries withHigh Cycle DurabilityWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAMWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BOOST CONVERTERREQUIREMENTS 12V Battery Input Power Outputs 45 Watts 500 milliamps 115 Volts Supports DimmingWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BOOST CONVERTERWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BOOST CONVERTERKEY SPECIFICATIONS Duty Cycle High Boost Ratio High Duty Cycle Switching Frequency Losses and Efficiency Inductor Size Continuous Conduction High Input CurrentWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BOOST CONVERTERSIMULATION RESULTSWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BATTERY CHARGERREQUIREMENTS Support SLA Battery Chemistry 13.6 Volt Float Voltage 2.1 Ampere Max Charge Current Accept Solar Cell Input Varying Voltage Undervoltage Shutdown Maximum Power Point TrackingWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

PRELIMINARY CHARGERDESIGNBased on Linear TechnologyLT3652 Controller Programmable Float Voltage Programmable 2 Amps Max Auto-termination Undervoltage Shutdown Maximum Power Point Tracking Can Be Used In Parallel For 2 AmpsWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

PRELIMINARY CHARGERDESIGNWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

PROJECT TIMETABLEWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

PROJECT TIMETABLEWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

BUDGET Preliminary Circuit Design 215 Cost Includes: Solar Cell Battery Circuit Components Cost Does NOT Include LED ArrayWashkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

SUMMARY Portable LED Lighting System Battery Operated Solar Rechargeable Currently Simulating PreliminaryCircuit Designs Under 215Washkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

QUESTIONS?Washkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University

Portable LED Lighting System Senior Design Fall 2014 . Solar rechargeable LED array Two DC-DC converters Dimming function . Circuit Components Cost Does NOT Include LED Array . SUMMARY Washkewicz College of Engineering Cleveland State University Portable LED Lighting System

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