Investigatory Project
La Salle College of Antipolo
Feasibility study of a Flashlight to become a Mobile Charger
A Research Presented to the Night High School Department LaSalle College Antipolo
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for 4th year NHS – Department
By:
Mark Gerald J. Marinay
Ma. Luisa P. Macalalad
Rema G. Copino
Danica N. Lauzon
Marridel M. Urminita
Carmela May J. Villaganas
March 2011
La Salle College of Antipolo
Acknowledgement
By working in this investigatory project, we would like to thank or acknowledge the following people:
*To our parents in producing us the money and support that we need.
*To our teacher, for giving us ideas and time for doing this investigatory project
*To students, for exchanging ideas with us.
*To our friends, for their encouraging attitudes.
*To the people who were trapped in some buildings in the past calamities with no contact with their relatives.
*And most of all to God, for giving us strength, wisdom and knowledge for making this investigatory project.
We thank you and Wish you all the best!
La Salle College Of Antipolo
Dedication
We dedicate this research to our beloved teacher, Mr. John Robert Jumanguin Cambelisa, to all the students and other teachers of La Salle College of Antipolo under the department of Night High School and also for the future generation that may also benefit for this investigatory project. We hope that all can understand this simple but meaningful idea.
* Group 6 and Group 12
La Salle College of Antipolo
Abstract
Our investigatory project focused on the energy stored on the flashlight which has been charged for the exact hour. The energy stored at the flashlight could either produce light or electrical for the phones to charge.
We researchers have guessed that the energy that is stored in the flashlight has a capacity to charge a cellphone.
La Salle College of Antipolo
Table of Contents
Title Page
Acknowledgement
Dedication
Abstract
Chapter I
Introduction Background of the Study
Feasibility study of a Flashlight to become a Mobile Charger
A Research Presented to the Night High School Department LaSalle College Antipolo
In Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for 4th year NHS – Department
By:
Mark Gerald J. Marinay
Ma. Luisa P. Macalalad
Rema G. Copino
Danica N. Lauzon
Marridel M. Urminita
Carmela May J. Villaganas
March 2011
La Salle College of Antipolo
Acknowledgement
By working in this investigatory project, we would like to thank or acknowledge the following people:
*To our parents in producing us the money and support that we need.
*To our teacher, for giving us ideas and time for doing this investigatory project
*To students, for exchanging ideas with us.
*To our friends, for their encouraging attitudes.
*To the people who were trapped in some buildings in the past calamities with no contact with their relatives.
*And most of all to God, for giving us strength, wisdom and knowledge for making this investigatory project.
We thank you and Wish you all the best!
La Salle College Of Antipolo
Dedication
We dedicate this research to our beloved teacher, Mr. John Robert Jumanguin Cambelisa, to all the students and other teachers of La Salle College of Antipolo under the department of Night High School and also for the future generation that may also benefit for this investigatory project. We hope that all can understand this simple but meaningful idea.
* Group 6 and Group 12
La Salle College of Antipolo
Abstract
Our investigatory project focused on the energy stored on the flashlight which has been charged for the exact hour. The energy stored at the flashlight could either produce light or electrical for the phones to charge.
We researchers have guessed that the energy that is stored in the flashlight has a capacity to charge a cellphone.
La Salle College of Antipolo
Table of Contents
Title Page
Acknowledgement
Dedication
Abstract
Chapter I
Introduction Background of the Study