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SOLAR CELL PROJECT:GADGET RESCUER
Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
PROJECT BRIEF
Design a Product/System which will utilize solar energy through the use of solar cells. This Product/System should be efficient and effective at harnessing the suns power and storing it in a way that makes it easy to use.
The Product/System should be suitable for use within a range of applications such as mobile phones, I Pads, mp3 players and cameras and therefore should interact with such products with ease.
The Product/System should incorporate a Service that is aimed at people who require a power boost for portable electronic devices whilst out and about.
The Product/System should be aesthetically pleasing, a product that will be desirable and will stand out as a thing of beauty and not just another generic solar panel.
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
GANTT CHART
Tasks To Do
Wed 21st Thur 22nd Fri 23rd Mon 26th Tues 27th Wed 28th Thurs 29th Fri 30th Sat 1st Sun 2nd Mon 3rd Tues 4th Wed 5th
ResearchGantt Chart TomSolar Cells All All
Technical Data SanMood Boards Nuri
Current Products AlainaMind Map San
Power Generated/Used San SanProduction Methods Nuri Nuri
User Needs Alaina AlainaProformance Specifacation Rhys Rhys
Project Brief Rhys RhysMaterials Tom
Brainstorming Spider Diagrams ALL
IdeationInitial Concept Sketching ALL
Soft modeling Storyboarding ALL
Presentation Boards Tom3D Model
Development Drawing Ergonomic Data
Anthropometric DataCAD
Soft modeling AllPrototypeRenders Tom Nuri
Powerpoint PresentationHand In
Week 1 Week 2 Week 3
AllAll
All
All
ALL
ALL
ALL
RhysRhys/Alaina
NuriAlaina
Tom/Nuri
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
MOOD BOARD
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
PERSONA
Age:
Personal Description- College student- Early adopter- Active, spend a lot of time outdoors- Goes park very often with friends
Technology Use- Using iPhone and Kindle all the time
Age:
Personal Description- Working as a software engineer in Google- Goes to park at lunch time very often
Technology Use- Using iPhone, iPad to attendglobal meetings and e-mails- Very busy and lacks batteryeveryday after using applications
Age:
Personal Description- Working mom- A marketing manager in Nestle- Her baby is 3 years old
Technology Use- Using electronics at home many times - She wants safe energy supplier for her baby
Age:
Personal Description- Chairman of the department of surgery- Very punctual person
Technology Use- He is not a tech–savvy person, But he checksall information about hospital and incominge-mails with his computer.- He is skilled in medical equipment.
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
How the Solar panel technology works
Converting Photons to Electrons The solar cells that you see on calculators and satellites are photovoltaic cells or modules (modules are simply a group of cells electrically connected and packaged in one frame). Photovoltaics, as the word implies (photo = light, voltaic = electricity), convert sunlight directly into electricity. Once used almost exclusively in space, photovoltaics are used more and more in less exotic ways. They could even power your house. How do these devices work?
Photovoltaic (PV)cells are made of special materials called semiconductors such as silicon, which is currently the most commonly used. Basically, when light strikes the cell, a certain portion of it is absorbed within the semiconductormaterial. This means that the energy of the absorbed light is transferred to the semiconductor. The energy knocks electrons loose, allowing them to flow freely. PV cells also all have one or more electric fields that act to force electrons freed by light absorption to flow in a certain direction. This flow of electrons is a current, and by placing metal contacts on the top and bottom of the PV cell, we can draw that current off to use externally. For example, the current can power a calculator. This current, together with the cell's voltage (which is a result of its built-in electric field or fields), defines the power (or wattage) that the solar cell can produce.
ReferenceJessika Toothman and Scott Aldous. (2000). How Solar Cells Work. Available: http://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/energy/solar-cell.htm. Last accessed 29th Sep 2011.
Sun Solar Panels AMP Meter
Grid Interactiveinverter
Killo–watt Hourmeter
Main SwitchBoard
Electricty Grid Electricity Load
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
The latest cutting edge materials
At the heart of Konarka’s technology is a photo-reactive polymer material invented by Konarka co-founder and Nobel Prize winner, Dr. Alan Heeger. This proprietary material can be printed or coated inexpensively onto flexible substrates using roll-to-roll manufac-turing, similar to the way newspaper is printed on large rolls of paper.
Power Plastic is thin, light-weight and flexiblePower Plastic is comprised of several thin layers: a photo-reactive printed layer, a transparent electrode layer, a plastic substrate and a protective packaging layer. Power Plastic can be manufactured up to 60” wide in virtually any length – and panels can be combined for greater power output.
Compared to the manufacture of traditional silicon-based solar panels, Konarka offers several advantages:Significantly lower cost for new plant constructionLower manufacturing energy costExisting facilities can often be retrofitted at much lower cost.
–Introduce in 100% Design London as a part of the latest technology
ReferenceKonarka Technologies, Inc.. (2011). Konarka’s Paradigm-shifting Technology. Available: http://www.konarka.com/index.php/technology/our-technology. Last accessed 29th Sep 2011.
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Total Energy Collected During morning hours, Power Plastic begins collecting energy earlier.
During midday hours, Power Plastic energy collection increases at a faster rate, due to our superior thermal coef!cient.
Power Plastic continues to collect energy later in the day, while others “"atline”.
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Panel Dimensions length (mm)
width (mm)
Power Plastic 520Power Plastic 620
340340
1127
Power Plastic 120Power Plastic 220Power Plastic 320
273 340340340
487700
Power Plastic 420 340913
1340Power Plastic 720 3401553
Outdoor Performance Outdoor Performance
Konarka Power Plastic® Series 20 Konarka Power Plastic® Series 40
Electrical Data
Impp Watts
Vmpp
Voc
IscImpp / Isc Impp Isc
Units
mA
V
V
156 194 77 97313 389 155 194469 583 232 292625 777 310 389
1.22.53.74.9
Watts
0.61.21.82.4
1 Sun
7.9
11.3
1/2 Sun
7.6
10.9
Power Plastic 120
All
20 S
erie
s
Power Plastic 220Power Plastic 320Power Plastic 420
782 972 387 486938 1166
6.27.4
2.93.5464 583
Power Plastic 520Power Plastic 620
1095 1360 8.6 4.1542 680Power Plastic 720
Power Plastic 540Power Plastic 1040
Panel Dimensions length (mm)
width (mm)
1,127 6766762,193
Power Plastic 1140 6762,407
Electrical Data
Impp
Vmpp
Voc
IscImpp / Isc Impp Isc
Units
A
V
V
1 Sun
0.8 1.0 0.4 0.51.6 1.9 0.8 1.01.7 2.1
Watts
12.424.727.2
Watts
6.012.013.20.9 1.1
15.8
22.6
1/2 Sun
15.2
21.8
Power Plastic 540
All
40 S
erie
s
Power Plastic 1040Power Plastic 1140
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
MATERIALS
Solar panel materials Materials currently used for generating electrical power in solar panels include:-
Mono-crystalline SiliconHigh performance but has structural integrity issues. Has an efficiency of 17%. Internal use required so not to be damaged.
Polycrystalline SiliconHigh end products only as very expensive to produce. Can be used to make thin film, micro/macro.
Amorphous SiliconLots of uses within a variety of electric powered applications. Can be made really thin to save on material cost. Good all-rounder
Microcrystalline SiliconA mix between Mono-crystalline and Amorphous Silicon. Captures blue light. More efficient than other solar materials when no direct sunlight is falling on them.
Cadmium SiliconThe cheapest of solar panels are made from this. Cadmium is very rare to the Earth and will one day be exhausted, it is also toxic to humans in dust form.
Copper Indium Gallium Selenide Efficiency of 10% - 15%. Very strong light absorbency! 1-2 micrometers will absorb most sunlight.
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
PRODUCTION METHOD
Solar energy production
Solar
Photo voltaic
Cell collects
Onsillic Thin-film panel
G8 size
Fonon DSS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
MIND MAP
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
IDEATION
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
INITIAL DESIGN CONCEPT
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
DESIGN MATRIX
Sustainability of Materials
Ease of Use
Power Consumption
Aesthetics
Light Absorbency
Total
10
10
10
10
10
50
5
7
3
8
3
26
1
6
8
5
6
26
8
4
10
7
9
38
10
8
2
6
3
29
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
DESIGN MATRIX
Sustainability of Materials
Ease of Use
Power Consumption
Aesthetics
Light Absorbency
Total
10
10
10
10
10
50
6
7
3
8
3
27
1
6
8
5
6
26
10
4
10
7
9
40
10
8
2
6
3
29
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
STORY BOARD
Needs: Battery power
Solution: Solar Energy Tree
Charge: Via USB
Problem Solved
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
HAND RENDERING
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
ERGONOMIC DATA
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD DEVELOPMENTS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD DEVELOPMENTS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD DEVELOPMENTS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD DEVELOPMENTS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD FINAL
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
CAD FINAL
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
SOFT MODELS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
SOFT MODELS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
SOFT MODELS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
SOFT MODELS
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
FINAL STORY BOARD
SOLAR CELL PROJECT: GADGET RESCUER Team of Tom Craven, Ahyeon Yoo, Nuri Kim, Rhys John, and San LeeModule: Balancing Studies
September 2011 · MSc Advanced Product Design· University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR ATTENTION