I. Introduction
Electric vehicles are the future of transportation in coming days. There is huge pressure for people to do more for the environment. However, we need another charging method so that electric cars can be easily charged. The combination of solar power and electric vehicle battery charging is crucial to reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. Electricity is produced from many sources, and electric vehicles must be powered by renewable energy sources. Electric vehicles are becoming popular, and we expect almost everyone with an EV system to have a solar charger at home within the next few years. The combination of solar power and electric vehicle (EV) charging is the key to solving this problem once and for all. Reduce our dependence on fossil fuels. Electricity comes from many sources, and it's important that electric cars are powered by renewable energy. Electric cars are becoming very popular and we expect almost everyone with a solar power system to have a solar charging station at home within the next few years. To achieve this, we need to change the way we think about the development of our transport and energy. We are aware that the traditional EV charging system, which relies mainly on grid connection, currently has problems with carbon emissions and grid dependency. For this purpose, we plan to use solar energy as a solution instead of electric vehicle charging. In fact, this effort is based on a dual commitment: reducing the carbon footprint associated with electric vehicles and promoting energy independence. By seamlessly integrating the latest solar panel technology, the LT8409 power management integrated circuit mounted on the DC2069A evaluation board, and advanced battery solutions, we aim to redefine the way electric cars are driven and felt. . The introduction sets the stage for exploring the complexities of our solar electric car charging project. By delving into the process, test setup and results, we begin the journey towards a greener, safer future for electric vehicles and transportation more broadly.