This invention discloses a
hybrid power supply and intelligent
energy consumption scheduling system and method based on photoconductive film. It integrates multiple power supply units, including photoelectric generation,
electromagnetic induction, and micro-
energy storage batteries, and performs intelligent
energy consumption scheduling based on scene priority and real-time user status. The
system includes a unified identity
authentication center, multiple power supply units, a power supply status monitoring module, a scene priority identification module, an
energy consumption scheduling module, a low-
power management module, and a power supply redundancy guarantee module. The
system loads user-preset personalized scheduling strategies through
identity recognition. The photoelectric generation module uses flexible thin-film solar cells with a conversion efficiency of over 15% under
standard test conditions; the
electromagnetic induction module uses micro-coils; and the
energy storage battery uses
solid-state thin-film batteries with a capacity of 10-50mAh. Scene priorities are divided into five levels, with high-priority scenes prioritizing stable power supply (
energy storage battery) and low-priority scenes prioritizing
ambient energy harvesting. The low-
power management module automatically enters deep
sleep mode when preset low-power conditions are met (including at least one of continuous no user interaction, lowest scene priority, and
light intensity below a threshold), reducing
power consumption by 95%. In the event of a main
power supply unit failure, a
backup unit is automatically switched over within 10ms. This invention solves the problems of insufficient power supply to photoconductor films, low efficiency of multi-source power supply coordination, and unreasonable energy consumption distribution. It is the core infrastructure for the intelligent operation of photoconductor films.