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Testing the Go-Karts before the race
This Pueblo car is equipped with 4 Sharp Corporation solar panels made with monocrystalline silicon cells
This Pueblo car is equipped with 2 Global Solar Energy Corporation solar panels made with thin film Copper Indium Gallium Selenide cells
Cienega High School Solar Go-Kart
Sunnyside High School Solar Go-Kart
Pueblo High School Solar Go-Kart
Public Outreach by the Office of University Research Parks and Pueblo High School, at Science in the City, City High School, Downtown Tucson
Carrie Brennan, Director of City High School, welcoming us to the event
One of the two Solar Go-Karts exhibited by Pueblo HS
The chassis was provided by the Office of University Research Parks
The solar panel was given by Global Solar Energy Corporation
It contains 60 cells connected in series
The chassis was provided by the Office of University Research Parks
The solar panel was given by Global Solar Energy Corporation
It contains 60 cells connected in series
Pueblo HS Student driving the second Go-Kart
for more pictures illustrating the construction of this car at Pueblo
Molly Gilbert and Miguel Enriquez operating a red light emitting diode with a Global Solar Energy Corporation 5 solar cell panel
Jessa Turner driving a little fan with solar energy !The solar panel was laminated by Students at Pueblo HS, using a paper laminator
Jeff Hartman, Principal of City High School
Our many thanks for hosting us
Collaboration between Sunnyside High School and Pueblo High School Students participating in the SGK competition
Yesterday, January 31, Sunnyside HS Students from Ms. Sherry Brown's Physics classes, and Dr. Miguel Enriquez's Electronics Technology classes, got together and exchanged ideas and skills, at Sunnyside HS.
They discussed the electrical system components, including solar panels, charge controllers, motor and motor controllers, and practiced soldering skills.
Sunnyside received a soldering station, soldering supplies, and baby solar panels (5 cells each) laminated at Pueblo HS with a paper laminator.
Small Pueblo laminated solar panel powering a light emitting diode, mounted on an electronics projects bread boarding block
SolarWorld Gran Turismo solar car starts the US leg of its round the world tour
SolarWorld collaborated with Bochum University of Applied Sciences in Germany to built the vehicle. Solar powered race cars have been developed at Bochum University since 2002.
The students, employees, and professors of the faculty of mecatronics and mechanical engineering, as well as the faculty of electrical engineering and informatics, proudly present this prime example of energy efficiency which was built by the students themselves.
Global Solar Energy Corporation delivers the first laminated solar panels to the Solar Go-Kart Competition
We are very grateful to Global Solar Energy Corporation for their invaluable contribution to the Solar Go-Kart Competition sponsored by the Office of University Research Parks of the University of Arizona
Wiring diagram for Electra Inc. electric scooters
The following wiring diagram may be useful, as an example, in discussing possible electric wiring arrangements with Students participating in the SGK Competition
Assembly of a 60 cell photovoltaic panel from Global Solar Energy Corporation solar cells
The Pueblo HS Students have finished assembling and testing a 60 cell panel, and measured:
Voc ~ 35.24 V, Isc ~ 3.41 A, with a horizontal panel, at 1:28 PM with sunny conditions.
Many thanks to Global Solar Energy Corporation for their generous support
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