Difference between revisions of "Motion powered battery"
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Revision as of 23:07, 15 February 2018
Contents
Overview
For our engineering design project, we will be creating a motion powered battery. While there are some of these on the market with various designs, our motion powered battery will utilize the model of a shake flashlight. Ideally, we will be able to generate enough stored power to charge an electronic device (i.e. a phone) for a substantial amount of time.
Team Members
- Katherine Laue
- Steven Schlau
- Henry Roberts
- John Fordice(TA)
- Denise Mell(Instructor)
Primary Goals
Secondary Goals
Design
Challenges
Materials Needed
- PVC pipe - [link] -$2.00
- Magnet wire [link] -$17.00
- Neodymium magnet [link] -$15.00
- Capacitor [link] -$15.00
- Resistor [link] -$8.00
- Wire [link] - $5.00
- Electrical tape [link] -$2.50
- Rechargeable battery [link] -$25.00
- AMPY Motion Powered Battery [link] -$40.00
TOTAL: <$100.00
