Experimental Testing of 48 V Hybrid System of Solar-Wind Power Modul at Baru Beach Pandansimo and Mount Buthak Bantul Special Region of Yogyakarta

Electrical energy is an essential requirement for all life on Earth today, and energy demands for electricity continue to rise. Meanwhile, Hybrid Power Moduls are being created to fulfill the growing demand for extra electrical energy derived from renewable energies. The purpose of this study is to assess the potential electrical energy in a new location based on the design analysis of a hybrid generator prototype that uses solar panels and windmills. According to the findings of this study, the average intensity of sunshine at Baru Beach Pandansimo is 69,777 Cd, while Mount Buthak Bantul has an average of 53,885 Cd, indicating a high potential for good based on the standard average of 59,000 Cd. Baru Beach has an average wind speed of 5.8 m/s, which is higher than Mount Buthak's average of 3.38 m/s, with the average throughout Indonesia being 4 - 5 m/s. The average electrical energy produced by a Solar Power Modul (SPM) on the Pantai Baru coast is 49.50 Watts, whereas on Mount Buthak it is 44.58 Watts. The average power energy at the Wind Power Modul (WPM) on the Baru coast is 34.19 Watts, whereas Mount Buthak receives just 5.02 Watts. Meanwhile, SPM's highest power output reaches 94 Watts with a solar panel specification of 120W. The highest power of the WPM is 143W while utilising a 200 Watt generator. This hybrid generator is stated to be capable of charging a 20 Ah battery for 6 - 7 hours with a charging current of 3.0 - 3.5A.