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Fig 1.

Solar-powered home system: Conceptual configuration.

(a) Traditional AC-based, (b) DC-based, and (c) Proposed DC-based systems.

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Table 1.

Comparison between ZigBee and Wi-Fi technologies.

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Fig 2.

The difference between the traditional and the proposed system.

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Fig 3.

The diagram of proposed system.

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Fig 4.

The proposed circuit board.

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Fig 5.

The proposed charge controller, one part of this system.

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Fig 6.

Solar-battery controller control proposed circuit with the energy sensors.

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Fig 7.

Wireless energy measurement and management module for the base station.

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Fig 8.

Frame structure of active API mode.

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Table 2.

Parameter configurations of the remote and base modules.

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Fig 9.

The 2 pin connection of the base Xbee and PC through transceiver.

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Fig 10.

The proposed system diagram.

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Fig 11.

Proposed GUI for this work.

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Fig 12.

Flowchart of MATLAB GUI decoding.

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Fig 13.

The variation of the values of all the energy consumption parameters.

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Table 3.

Research challenges.

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Fig 14.

A four test signal received by the base station node that sent from the remote node wirelessly.

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Fig 15.

The measurement process for the currents and voltages of the proposed prototype.

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Fig 16.

Proposed prototype performance by surge load current versus time.

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Fig 17.

One and half hour period, experimental power consumption and temperature measurements from DC-bus supply on a 1 HP air-conditioner.

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