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Mini Project Abstract

This mini project presents a bicycle-based dynamo battery charger that converts mechanical energy from pedaling into electrical energy for sustainable charging. It focuses on optimizing energy conversion efficiency and testing the system's practicality for low-power applications. The project serves as a model for renewable energy solutions, demonstrating a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to conventional charging methods.

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Mini Project Abstract

This mini project presents a bicycle-based dynamo battery charger that converts mechanical energy from pedaling into electrical energy for sustainable charging. It focuses on optimizing energy conversion efficiency and testing the system's practicality for low-power applications. The project serves as a model for renewable energy solutions, demonstrating a cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to conventional charging methods.

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MINI PROJECT: A Bicycle-Based Dynamo Battery Charger

Abstract:

This mini project explores the design and implementation of a dynamo-charged


battery system, which harnesses mechanical energy (by paddling cycle) to
generate electricity for sustainable battery charging. The system utilizes a
dynamo (a small electrical generator) to convert rotational motion into electrical
energy through electromagnetic induction. The generated energy is rectified,
regulated, and stored in rechargeable batteries for later use. The project focuses
on optimizing energy conversion efficiency, analyzing charging rates, and
testing the practicality of the system for low-power applications such as
emergency lighting, portable devices, or educational demonstrations. By
integrating simple mechanical inputs (e.g., hand-cranking or pedal-powered
mechanisms), the system demonstrates a cost-effective and eco-friendly
alternative to conventional charging methods, particularly in off-grid scenarios.
Experimental results highlight the relationship between input mechanical effort,
voltage output, and battery capacity, offering insights into renewable energy
solutions for everyday use. This project serves as a foundational model for
understanding energy conversion, storage, and sustainable technology.

Group Number : 15

Group Members :

Pranav Kamble (612205030)

Omkar Jadhav (612205026)

Sharad Kamble (642305008)

Siddharth Tribhuvan (-)

Guides Signature

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