Anvesh+Jalasutram

THIS IS ANVESH JALASUTRAM'S SCIENCE FAIR PAGE **__Possible Ideas__**
 * 1) The Effect of Various Stimuli (Environments or Interactions) on One's Brain Activity
 * 2) The Effect of a Change in the Angle of Incidence on (Photovoltaic) Solar Cell Output
 * 3) The Effect of Various Emotions or Feelings on One's Willingness to Take Risks

** __Aspects of Experiment__ ** **Purpose:** The purpose of this experiment is to determine at which angle of incidence a solar panel (in relation to its light source) will produce the most electricity.

**Independent Variable:** The angle of incidence at which light from a light source strikes a solar panel.


 * Dependent Variable:** The microamp output of the solar panel when exposed to light at different angles of incidence.


 * Constants:**
 * 1) The amount of light the solar panel is exposed to
 * 2) The voltage of the light bulb
 * 3) The type of light bulb
 * 4) The type of solar panel
 * 5) The physical characteristics of the solar panel (shape, area, length, width, height, color, etc.)


 * Control Group:** In this experiment, I will use a comparison group. Therefore, I will compare the micro-amp output of the solar at each angle of incidence to its output at each of the other angles.


 * Reviews of Literature:**
 * //Version 1:// [[file:Review of Literature v1.doc]]
 * Notes: This version of my Review of Literature is extremely incomplete. Therefore, I will continue to revise and add information to it and hope to have a better version by November 20, 2011
 * As you are revising and adding to your Review of Literature make sure to explain the importance of your research. For example, how will the angle of the light have an impact on solar cells in Canada vs the US? How will your research impact the use of solar cells?
 * Also, make sure to at least place an authors name next to any information that is paraphrased. You had a lot of really valuable and helpful pieces of information in your review of literature, but you do not want to cite the sources after you have written it entirely or you may lose track of which source came from where.
 * Looks great so far!!!!! You are well on your way!