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Keyestudio KS0530 Solar Tracking Kit for Arduino

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Build a dual-axis solar tracker that follows the sun, displays light and climate readings, and charges a phone.

Key Specifications & Features

  • Dual-axis tracking with two servo motors
  • Four ambient light sensors (photoresistors) to find the brightest direction
  • Solar panel with lithium power module and USB output for phone charging
  • I2C 1602 LCD showing live readings
  • BH1750 digital light intensity sensor
  • Temperature and humidity sensor
  • Keyestudio UNO development board
  • Acrylic building-block style structure
  • Step-by-step tutorial and code online
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Comprehensive Product Overview

The Keyestudio Solar Tracking Kit teaches renewable energy and control systems in one project. Four light sensors compare light levels around the panel, and two servo motors tilt and rotate the panel so it always faces the brightest source. A lithium power module stores the energy and can charge a phone through USB. The kit starts with lessons on testing each electronic part, then guides students through assembling the tracker and loading the final program.

What's in the box:
Keyestudio UNO development board
Mounting bracket kit (acrylic)
Photoresistor modules
Temperature and humidity sensor
BH1750 digital light intensity module
Passive buzzer, LED and push button modules
I2C 1602 LCD module
Solar panel with wires
Lithium power module (solar and USB charging) and 18650 battery holder
Smartphone charging module
USB cable, screwdrivers and screws

Technical breakdown:
Controller: Keyestudio UNO board
Tracking: two servo motors (two degrees of freedom)
Light sensing: 4 photoresistors plus BH1750 digital sensor
Display: I2C 1602 LCD
Programming: Arduino IDE

Learning outcomes:
Students learn how solar tracking raises panel efficiency, how to read light sensors, how to control servos with feedback, and how solar energy is stored and used. Suitable for STEM classes and science fairs.

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