SPS 2000 demonstration of energy reception by microwave rectennas in Malaysia

Proceedings. Student Conference on Research and Development, 2003. SCORED 2003. Pub Date : 2003-08-25 DOI:10.1109/SCORED.2003.1459705

N. Rosmin, F. Taha, M. Esa, H. Matsuoka, P. Collin

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As the worlds' population increases, the demand for energy, particularly electrical energy also increases. However, due to the depletion of energy in particular the hydrocarbons with time, an alternative sources is needed. Solar energy is one of the safest to be explored. This paper presents an approach in using solar power to generate electrical energy in the future using an SPS 2000 (solar power satellite) rectenna. The suitable location of the rectenna in Malaysia has been identified. Spherical rectenna is chosen for optimized reception area and for ease of analysis. The amount of energy received by this rectenna is simulated using Visual Basic V.5.0. The latitude of the rectenna, rectenna radius, earth inclination, distance between rectenna and satellite and the time of the year of inception determine energy reception. The program also estimates the price per kWh of energy generated. However, this is not the real of electricity as the satellite and the transmitting costs were not considered in the calculation.

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SPS 2000在马来西亚的微波天线能量接收演示

随着世界人口的增长，对能源，特别是电能的需求也在增加。然而，由于能源，特别是碳氢化合物随着时间的推移而枯竭，需要一种替代能源。太阳能是最安全的能源之一。本文介绍了一种利用SPS 2000(太阳能卫星)整流天线在未来利用太阳能发电的方法。整流天线在马来西亚的合适位置已经确定。球形整流天线的选择是为了优化接收面积和便于分析。使用Visual Basic V.5.0对该天线接收的能量进行了模拟。整流天线的纬度、整流天线半径、地球倾角、整流天线与卫星之间的距离以及初始年份的时间决定了能量接收。该项目还估算了每千瓦时发电的价格。然而，这并不是电力的真实情况，因为在计算中没有考虑卫星和传输成本。

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