Solar Cell Light Intensity & Current Experiment

Solar cells play a crucial role in the development of alternative, non-fossil energy sources, converting light energy directly into electrical energy. Students investigate whether the distance from the light source affects the voltage and current intensity of a solar cell. The key finding is that voltage remains relatively stable, while current intensity decreases significantly as the distance from the light source increases. In this experiment, illumination varies based on the distance between the solar cell and the light source. Additionally, students will measure the current intensity and voltage of the solar cell.

• Comprehensive Renewable Energy Kit: Includes 26 experiments on solar, wind, and hydro power
• Safety-Focused Design: Lamp protected, well-ventilated case, minimal heat
• Versatile Power Source: Suitable for all-age student experiments