Author Archives: Nea Guinea

Abstract The purpose of this thesis is the design and constructing of a low cost, open source data logger, for connection to small wind turbine applications. The implementation was based on Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms. For the project needs, … Continue reading →

Abstract The purpose of this diploma thesis is to develop and implement a measurement system for small wind turbine applications and the monitoring system of the measurements, remotely. The implementation is entirely based on the open source philosophy with emphasis … Continue reading →

Abstract This diploma thesis focuses on providing detailed information on the principles and methods employed in the collection, storage and analysis of data measurements. In this context, it further facilitates the establishment of an enabling environment for the rapid uptake … Continue reading →

Abstract Subject of the present diploma thesis is the study and construction of a device for eliminating the noise produced by small locally-made wind turbines in autonomous systems. The noise source is initially assumed, and then proved, to be electromagnetic. … Continue reading →

Abstract The purpose of this diploma thesis is to study and simulate the passive power control mechanism (furling) in small wind turbines, as well as to verify the results of the simulation with experimental measurements. The experimental measurements of the … Continue reading →

Abstract This thesis presents various types of droop control methods in single-phase, isolated, low-voltage microgrids, for inverters connected in parallel that support a common load. The main feature of the project was the controlled sharing of power (active and reactive) … Continue reading →