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Abstract
Abstract To find ways to improve photoelectric effectiveness, the paper concentrates on creating an alternative energy generation system that blends sunlight and raindrop technologies. The effectiveness of conventional solar energy systems is constrained in areas with substantial rainfall or limited sunlight. The suggested mix of technologies incorporates solar panels with rainwater harvesting technology to handle this. To ensure the greatest possible light being absorbed, rainwater is collected and used for cleaning the panels that produce electricity. Furthermore, new piezoelectric components are used to capture the motion energy of raindrops dropping to provide additional electrical power. The effectiveness and viability of the hybrid system are assessed via thorough models and practical testing. The strategy is an encouraging one for environmentally friendly power subsequent ones, especially in regions with unpredictability in the climate, as the outcomes show considerable gains in energy output and reliability of the system.
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Copyright © 2023 Dr. N. samba siva Rao. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
