Award Number
“ENERGY” Award 1609524
Lab Supervisor or Director
Unknown
Principal Investigator
Valentin Soloiu
Document Type and Release Option
Presentation (Open Access)
Presentation Year
2017
Abstract
Students will participate in a Solar Panel Cricket lab to determine which environmental condition would allow for the solar panel to produce the most power. The three conditions are inside, inside with a flashlight, or outside in the sun. The students will complete a correlating lab worksheet. Students will also ask questions and hold discussions with the guest speaker. Students will actively participate while the guest speaker is presenting.
Academic Unit
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Creative Commons License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 4.0 License.
Keywords
RET, NSF, Energy, Award 1609524, Solar energy, Energy research
Included in
Module 2: Solar Powered Cricket Lab & Engineering Guest Speaker
Students will participate in a Solar Panel Cricket lab to determine which environmental condition would allow for the solar panel to produce the most power. The three conditions are inside, inside with a flashlight, or outside in the sun. The students will complete a correlating lab worksheet. Students will also ask questions and hold discussions with the guest speaker. Students will actively participate while the guest speaker is presenting.
Comments
This research was supported by NSF RET Award: 1609524