- Do - it - Yourself kit is to formulate mechanical energy, sound energy and electric energy from Solar.- To demonstrate the Conversion of Solar Energy into Electric Energy, Mechanical energy, Sound energy - Learning about Solar power, which absorb sunlight and convert it into electricity that we can use. Every second, the sun sends about 42 trillion kilocalories of energy to the Earth. If we could convert 100% of this solar energy into electricity, we could create one year's worth of power for the entire planet in a single hour. - Solar energy is the most powerful of all renewable energy resources.CONTENTS OF DO - IT - YOURSELF KITS.Plastic Base, Motor Stand, Buzzer, LED, LED Socket, Fan Blade, DC Motor, Wire, Sleeves, Solar Panel. HOW IT WORKS : On placing the solar panel in the sunlight you will observe that : 1. On connecting the terminals of Solar Panel with LED, LED lightens. 2. When we change the connections and fixing the connection of the Solar Panel with Buzzer, Buzzer rings. 3. When we change the connections and fixing the connection of the Solar Panel with Fan, Fan spins. WHY: This happens because of conversion of solar energy of sunlight into electric energy. The solar panel contains semi- metals called silicon which is capable of converting solar energy directly into electric energy. Thus on exposure of solar panel to sunlight electrical energy is generated. Note: This Solar panel is not designed to be weatherproof. Output is 3 volts, ideal for use in low-voltage applications. Also LED is 3v hence it is for demonstration purpose only. The framework is made of Plastic Material and other handmade parts. This product is designed for a demonstration purpose and single use. Apply your creativity while assembling. Assembly manual is provided with the kit. The project is for demonstration and informational purposes only. All of Junior Scientist products are unique and handmade. We work by designs and Endeavour to create like products. However the very nature of being individually designed by hand gives raw finishing of the projects since it should look that students have created on its own.
