Using Solar Energy and Fiber Optics to Provide an Uninterrupted Movement of an Electric Vehicle

This paper discusses 24-hour solar illumination of a photoelectrolyzer-generator located in the interior of an electric vehicle, using a light receiver that dynamically tracks the light activity of sunlight collected during the day, transmitted via optical fiber directly to the photovoltaic generator to produce oxygen and hydrogen and then charge the fuel cell of the electric vehicle engine for its uninterrupted movement.24-hour continuous production of hydrogen and oxygen for 24-hour continuous charging of the fuel cell of an electric vehicle engine in a specially designed photoelectrolyzer-generator is achieved by using sunlight from a light receiver transmitted via optical fiber as light for the photoelectrolyzer-generator, and a light-emitting diode with a battery charged during the day by illuminating the photoelectrolyzer-generator with sunlight, which begins to illuminate the photoelectrolyzer-generator in the absence of sunlight at night until the battery is completely discharged in the morning, and continuously filling the photoelectrolyzer-generator with water.