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Play Buzzer with Solar Panel Power(STEAM Education)

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To understand and demonstrate the utilization of solar energy to power and play Buzzer.

Project : 15


Play Buzzer with Solar Panel Power

 

Project Aim:

To understand and demonstrate the utilization of solar energy to power and play Buzzer.

 

Components Used:

1.     Solar Panel

2.     Buzzer

3.     Connecting Wires

 

Circuit Diagram:



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Connection Procedure:

Step 1: Connect the Positive Terminal of the solar panel (Pin 51) to Positive terminal (+Ve) of Buzzer (Pin 54).

Step 2: Connect the Negative Terminal (-Ve) of Buzzer (Pin 53) to the Negative Terminal of the Solar Panel (Pin 52).

Step 3: As sunlight (or any source of light) falls on the solar panel, it generates electrical energy, causing the Buzzer to BEEP.

 

Explanation:

In this project, we're connecting a solar panel with a buzzer in series. The solar panel contains photovoltaic cells that directly convert light energy into electrical energy through the photovoltaic effect. When sunlight falls on the solar panel, it generates electrical voltage, which activates the buzzer to produce a beep sound. This demonstrates how solar energy can be harnessed to power simple devices like a buzzer, showcasing the potential of renewable energy sources like solar power.


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