Our team developed a power supply for nanosatellites using 60 W solar panels. The competition requirements stipulated that the device should have two DC inputs and three DC outputs. It was essential to implement MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) control for the device to utilize solar energy in the most efficient way possible.
Competing with 40 universities from Europe, Asia, and USA, our team reached finals in 2020 and secured second place and
The Outstanding Performance Award.