DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE VALIDATION OF A PORTABLE POWER STATION
Abstract
This study presents the design and performance validation of a portable power station intended to provide reliable and mobile electrical energy for various applications. The system integrates key components such as a rechargeable battery, inverter, charge controller, and multiple output interfaces. Concepts from Power Electronics and Energy Systems Engineering were applied to develop a compact and efficient unit. The performance of the system was evaluated based on output stability, efficiency, load handling capacity, and battery life. Results indicate that the portable power station delivers consistent output and performs efficiently under varying load conditions. The study concludes that the system is suitable for domestic, outdoor, and emergency power applications.
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