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Concert Stage Power Microgrid (2D)

Interactive 2D schematic of a festival stage's power microgrid: lighting rig, PA amplifiers and a solar+battery buffer racing the sun across a full day/night cycle, with live load, state-of-charge and grid-draw readouts. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom.

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A festival stage is its own small power grid: a lighting truss and a PA rig that swing hard with the show, a solar array and battery buffer that only give back what the sun banked earlier, and a generator or grid tie standing by for whatever is left over. This 2D schematic runs the exact same full simulated day/night cycle as its 3D sibling — drag the diagram to pan across the rig, scroll to zoom, push the lighting and PA levels up for the headline set, and watch the battery's state of charge drain as the free daytime solar energy runs out, forcing the generator to pick up the slack. It is the exact power-budget trade-off that festival production and sustainability teams size their solar-plus-storage rigs against.

⚙ Under the hood

Interactive 2D schematic of a festival stage's power microgrid: lighting rig, PA amplifiers and a solar+battery buffer racing the sun across a full day/night cycle, with live load, state-of-charge and grid-draw readouts. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom.

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2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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