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CHAPTER I
THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND
Introduction
In a world where environmental awareness is on the rise, a solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver sets new benchmarks in environmentally friendly
technologies. Solar-powered impact driver is the marriage of two systems that have been
shown to have an enormous independent impact, but have rarely been used together in a
well-documented fashion. It is an extremely efficient mechanism for delivering electricity
directly to the battery of the impact driver. It increases yields and allows for the
introduction of new (potentially high-value) impact drivers in regions where they could
not be sustained by electricity lines alone. Solar-powered impact drivers save potentially
hours of labor daily in rural off-grid areas where electricity is out and work is
traditionally done by hand. They are durable and immune to a brownout, and in the
medium- to long-term cost less than traditional impact drivers (Kohle et. al., 2002). When
used in tandem, these technologies allow for the production of the market, providing a
much-needed source of both income and electricity.
Additionally, solar-powered battery chargers are devices that utilize solar
radiation to create electricity to charge different kinds of electronic devices, including
reading lights, laptops, cell phones, and personal fans. The best thing about these solar-
powered battery chargers is their portability. Thus, they can be used anywhere and at any
time (Admin Solar, 2022).
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From a technical standpoint, solar-powered impact drivers make an ideal pairing.
First, impact driver applications in the developing world have been widely used. Solar-
powered impact drivers provide a low-maintenance, long-term solution. Additionally,
they can be used together in a direct-power system (no batteries) because solar radiation
(which governs the impact drive) is also the main source of power for the impact driver
(how much electricity it needs). Thus, the solar-powered impact driver while training is
necessary for use and maintenance, the systems are simple to operate and repair.
The design and development of a solar-powered battery charger with integrated
impact driver is an innovative solution that combines the benefits of solar power
generation and battery charging in a compact and portable device.
The design phase involves careful consideration of various factors such as the
efficiency of solar cells, battery compatibility, and overall product usability. The charger
needs to be compact and lightweight, allowing for easy portability without compromising
on power output. Additionally, the design should incorporate adequate protection
mechanisms to safeguard the batteries from overcharging or short circuits. Over and
above that, development involves integrating solar panels, power management circuitry,
and advanced control systems to optimize energy conversion.
The creation of a solar-powered battery charger with an integrated impact driver
is the main goal of this project. It differs from previous research, which mostly focus on
impact drivers or independent solar chargers, with its unique method. The study proposes
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of applications, such as DIY projects, construction, and automobiles, by integrating these
two features into a single device. Along with this, the researchers’ inspiration of creating
a solar-powered battery charger is to provide people with a portable, eco-friendly, and
self-sufficient power source by integrating solar power.
Over and above that, the primary objective of this project byis to harness solar
energy and convert it into electrical power that can be used to charge different types of
batteries. Whether it is a smartphone, tablet, camera, or any other portable electronic
device, this solar-powered battery charger aims to provide a convenient and sustainable
charging solution.
Statement of the Problem
The main goal of this study was to design, develop, and evaluate the acceptability
of a solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver.
Specifically, this study sought to answer the following questions:
1. What are the steps and procedures in constructing a solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver?
2. What is the level of acceptability of the solar-powered battery charger with
integrated impact driver in terms of:
a. design and construction;
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d. safety and maintenance.
3. What are the comments and suggestions of the respondents to further improve
the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver?
Significance of the Study
The researchers undertook the evaluation of the acceptability and utilization of the
solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver. Specifically, the findings
and results of the study would be beneficial to the following:
Students of Automotive Technology Courses. The device will help the students
improve their technical skills in designing and constructing projects that could be used
for charging using solar energy and could be patented and commercialized in the future.
Instructors of Automotive Technology Courses. The solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver will be essential to the instructors in teaching the
proper way of using solar energy in charging a device.
Polytechnic School Administrators. This study may encourage them to motivate
their teachers to fabricate low-cost devices out of locally available materials to enhance
the teaching-learning processes of their students.
Furthermore, this study may also inspire school administrators to design projects
along the fabrication or production of low-cost instructional tools and equipment in the
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Future Researchers. This study would serve as a model or guide for them to
develop a similar apparatus as well as other simple machines, apparatuses, devices, and
gadgets in other allied fields of Industrial Technology.
Households. Any use, or intended use of an article in or about the living area or
living quarters of a house, apartment house or other place of abode all the people in a
family or group who live together in a house that using appliances.
Electrical Shops. Electrical shops may meet the increasing demand for solar-
powered devices and gadgets by establishing themselves as providers that care about the
environment and drawing clients who value sustainability in their purchases.
Electricians. The design and development of a solar-powered battery charger
with integrated impact driver is important to electricians because it offers an innovative,
sustainable way to charge equipment while cutting operating expenses and dependability
on traditional power sources.
Shop owners. Shop owners may be able to save money on electricity costs and
lower their overall energy usage by utilizing solar energy. Over time, this may result in
considerable cost savings.
Conceptual Framework
The conceptual paradigm of the study that guides the researcher consisted of three
boxes such as input, process and output. As seen, the input consists of the ideas/concepts
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process deals with designing, constructing, demonstrating operations that the Design and
Design and Development of a Solar-Powered Battery Charger with Integrated Impact
Drive Charger can perform and testing and revising the necessary parts that could
efficiency of the device. The output is the Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger.
Figure 1 shows the Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger. The input
consists of reference materials, supplies, and materials, tools, and equipment. The
process deals with planning, designing, constructing, testing, revising, and demonstrating
the operations of the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver. The
output is a well-designed and developed solar-powered battery charger with integrated
impact driver.
Conceptual Paradigm of the Study
Input Process Output
 Reference materials  Planning  A well-designed and

 Supplies  Designing developed solar-
 Materials  Constructing powered battery
 Tools  Testing
charger with
 Equipment  Revising
integrated impact
 Demonstrating
driver
FEEDBACK
 Figure 1. Conceptual Framework Showing How the Respondents Assessment of the

Acceptability and Utilization of a solar-powered battery charger with integrated

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impact driver in terms of its design and construction, functionality and workability,
durability, and safety and maintenance.
The researchers were guided by the paradigm which is shown above. The
students, instructors, and vulcanizing shop owners being the center of this study were
given a questionnaire to evaluate the truck manual tire remover and installer in terms of
design and construction, functionality and workability, durability, and safety and
maintenance.
Scope and Delimitation of the Study
The study focused on the design and development of the solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver in terms of design and construction, functionality
and workability, durability, and safety and maintenance.
There were fifty (50) respondents of the study consisting 10 electrical shop
owners, 10 technicians, 10 households, 10 electrical instructors, and 10 polytechnic
students of ISU- Cauayan City Campus.
During the first week, the researchers designed the apparatus and gathered the
materials needed. In the second week, the project were constructed already following the
design. The construction of the project lasted until 5th week. Then on the 6th week, the
project as evaluated. The irregularities found during the testing and evaluation guided the
project to be revised. Polishing in preparation for the final evaluation was also done.
Definition of Terms

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To enable the reader to have a clearer understanding of this research study, the
following terms were defined:
Acceptability. This refers to the evaluation made by the respondents of the
solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver along with design and
construction, functionality and workability, durability, and safety and maintenance. This
study will be measured through the ratings of the respondents as regards the acceptability
of the apparatus based on approved standards.
Constructing. This refers to the process of developing and putting all the
parts of the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver together to make
it operational or functional based on the purpose for which it was designed.
Construction. This refers to the method by which something is built,
especially the type and quality of the structure, materials, and workmanship.
Designing. This refers to the stage involving planning or drawing the model
as it appears.
Design. A drawing or other graphical representation of the object that shows
how the apparatus functions based on a detailed plan of the structure, emphasizing its
appearance.
Durability. This refers to the toughness and strength of the parts of the solar-
powered battery charger with integrated impact driver.
Evaluation. It is the process of judging the acceptability of the solar-powered
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functionality and workability, durability, and safety, and maintenance by the respondents
using a questionnaire.
Functionality. This refers to the usefulness of the solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver, in terms of its capability to perform laboratory
activities on its practical application.
Maintenance. The act of keeping anything or someone in tact, or the
condition of being kept up to date.
Safety. This refers to protection from, or not being exposed to, the risk of
harm or injury.
Solar Power Charger. This refers to an apparatus that employs solar
energy to supply electricity to devices or batteries.
Workability. This refers to the ease of operation of the solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver.

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CHAPTER II
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND STUDIES
This chapter presents the review of related literature and studies and the
conceptual model of the study.
Related Literature
The solar-powered battery charger industry has been plagued by companies mass-
producing low-efficiency solar-powered battery chargers that don't meet the consumer's
expectations. This in turn has made it hard for new solar-powered battery charger
companies to gain the trust of consumers. Solar companies are starting to offer high-
efficiency solar chargers (H. Fathabadi, 2018).
Portable solar apparatus is being utilized in developing countries to power
lighting as opposed to utilizing kerosene lamps which are responsible for respiratory
infections, lung and throat cancers, serious eye infections, cataracts as well as low birth
weights. Solar power provides an opportunity for rural areas to "leapfrog" traditional grid
infrastructure and move directly to distributed energy solutions.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_charger
Some solar-powered battery chargers also have an on-board battery which is
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able to use the solar energy stored in the battery to charge their electronic devices at night
or when indoors.
Solar-powered battery chargers can also be rollable or flexible and are manufactured
using thin-film PV technology. Rollable solar chargers may include Li-ion batteries.
("Portable Products For a Solar Future", July 29, 2020).
Furthermore, the battery is one of the essential parts of a photovoltaic system as it
works as an auxiliary source. Battery management systems have been significant research
interest where the overall health of the battery, charging, and discharging of the battery
has been studied. Some of the widely used batteries are lead acid batteries, lithium-ion
batteries, Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd), Nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH), and Nickel-iron
batteries (Y. C. Chuang, 2017).
As cited by S. Chiang H. (2017), battery management system has been significant
research interest where the overall health of the battery, charging, and discharging of the
battery has been studied. Some of the widely used batteries are lead acid batteries,
lithium-ion batteries, Nickel-cadmium (NiCd), Nickel-metal hydride (Ni-MH), and
Nickel-iron batteries. In the battery management system, a switched-mode power
converter is used to charge the battery. Boost converter and other step-up converter
topologies are used when the voltage of the battery is higher than the voltage of the PV
panel.
To extract maximum power from the PV cell under different weather conditions,
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electrochemical device that converts chemical energy to electrical energy through an
electrochemical oxidation process (Kumsuwan, 2016).
According to S. Ketsingsoi (2014), a photovoltaic (PV) system is one of the most
reliable, efficient, and economical renewable energy systems used worldwide. This
system has a long life, low maintenance cost, and is free of pollution. Photovoltaic
generation system is widely used in stand-alone grid-tied or hybrid systems. The V-I and
P-I characteristics of PV cells are nonlinear and the electrical energy generated from the
PV cell is dependent on solar insolation and ambient temperature.
Local Studies
Recent years have seen a notable increase in interest in the topic of renewable
energy, particularly in the Philippines where a variety of energy resources are available.
One of the most prevalent renewable energy sources in the Philippines, according to a
Department of Energy research, is solar energy (DOE, 2019). Because of this, scientists
have been looking at ways to use this energy for different purposes. The creation of a
solar-powered battery charger with an integrated impact driver is one example of such an
application. The goal of this creative gadget is to use solar energy to power an impact
driver and charge batteries, which can be helpful in a variety of industries like
manufacturing, construction, and automobiles.
The Technological Institute of the Philippines conducted additional study to
investigate how to best optimize a solar-powered battery charger that also included an
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control algorithms to increase the device's efficiency. By putting these methods into
practice, the researchers discovered that the solar-powered battery charger performed
noticeably better and was therefore more appropriate for a wider range of uses. In order
to fulfill the growing need for efficient and sustainable energy solutions, this research
highlights the significance of ongoing innovation and advancement in the field of
renewable energy.
Moreover, numerous research initiatives in the Philippines have focused on the
creation of this solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver. The viability
of powering an impact driver and a battery charger concurrently with solar energy was
examined in a noteworthy study conducted by the University of the Philippines Diliman
(Panganiban et al., 2017). The study team created a prototype to show off the
technology’s potential to lower consumer expenses and energy consumption.
Additionally, they emphasized how solar energy reduces greenhouse gas emissions,
which is good for the environment.

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CHAPTER III
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research Design
This research used the Project Development Method (PDM), wherein the
researchers conceptualized the design and specifications of the solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver. The apparatus was constructed and the parts were
assembled in conformity with the design. Subsequently, revisions were made for any
observed defects and then the apparatus was reassembled until it was found functional
and acceptable.
Furthermore, the descriptive-evaluative research design was applied to evaluate
the apparatus along with design and construction, functionality and workability,
durability, and safety and maintenance. Sets of questionnaire checklists were the main
data-gathering instrument of the study supplemented by unstructured interviews and
observation. The five-point Likert's rating scale were used to determine the descriptive
meaning of the indicators of the variables used. Additionally, the Weighted Average
Mean (WAM) were used to interpret the equivalent meaning of the data gathered from
the respondents.
Data-Gathering Instruments
The main instrument used in gathering the data was a semi-structured
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portable manual tire changer along with design and construction, functionality and
workability, durability, and safety and maintenance.
The collected data were tallied and analyzed using the following scales:
As to design and construction, the scale below was used:
Scale Mean Rating Qualitative Description

5 4.20- 5.00 Excellent
4 3.40-4.19 Very Good
3 2.60-3.39 Good
2 1.80-2.59 Moderately Good
1 1.00-1.79 Poor
As to functionality and workability, the scale below was used:

5 4.20- 5.00 Highly Functional and Workable
4 3.40-4.19 Functional and Workable
3 2.60-3.39 Moderately Functional and Workable
2 1.80-2.59 Not Much Functional and Workable
1 1.00-1.79 Not Functional and Workable
As to durability, the scale below was used:

5 4.20- 5.00 Very Durable
4 3.40-4.19 Durable
3 2.60-3.39 Moderately Durable
2 1.80-2.59 Not Much Durable
1 1.00-1.79 Not Durable
As to safety and maintenance, the scale below was used:

5 4.20- 5.00 Highly Safe and Maintainable
4 3.40-4.19 Safe and Maintainable

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3 2.60-3.39 Moderately Safe and Maintainable

2 1.80-2.59 Not Much Safe and Maintainable
1 1.00-1.79 Not Safe and Maintainable
Respondents of the Study

The evaluation and acceptability of the solar-powered battery charger with
integrated impact driver in terms of its design and construction, functionality and
workability, durability, safety, and maintenance were the exclusive focus of the study.
There were fifty (50) respondents of the study consisting 10 electrical shop
owners, 10 technicians, 10 households, 10 electrical instructors, and 10 students of ISU-
Cauayan City Campus. The respondents were chosen through a random sampling
method.
Data-Gathering Procedure
To gather the needed data to answer the specific questions posed in this study, the
researchers developed, validated, administered, and scored the different instruments
utilized using the following procedures:
To further establish the content validity of the adapted questionnaire, it was be
shown to the adviser and oral examination committee for their comments and
suggestions. After incorporating all their suggestions and suggestions and comments, the
questionnaire was finalized.
After the validation and establishment of the reliability of the instruments, the
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Cauayan City Campus. After permission was granted, the following steps were
undertaken.
Administration of the Research Instrument. After the identification of the fifty
selected respondents of the study.
Scoring, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data. After the administration of the
questionnaire, scores were tabulated in a worksheet using Microsoft Excel, which served
as the basis for the statistical treatment of the gathered data to answer the specific
question posted in Chapter 1. Analysis and interpretation of results followed, after which,
conclusions and recommendations were offered on the findings of the study.
Statistical Treatment and Data Analysis
After tallying the gathered data, the following statistical tools were utilized
Microsoft Excel.
Five-point Likert’s rating scale was used to determine the descriptive meaning of
the indicators of the variables used.
Weighted mean. This was utilized to determine the evaluation of the two groups
of respondents of the acceptability and utilization of the solar-powered battery charger
with integrated impact driver in terms of design and construction, functionality and
workability, durability, and safety and maintenance.

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CHAPTER IV
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
This chapter presents the findings, analysis, and interpretation drawn from the
data gathered, and tables supplement the explanation. The interpretation projects the
synthesis of ideas and insights to come up with worthy conclusions and
recommendations.
A. Steps in Design, Construction, and Evaluation
The researchers spent some time reading related literature and studies on similar
devices to gather effective concepts in materializing the project.
For the design and layout of the solar-powered battery charger, the following
were taken into consideration:
1. The design, construction, and evaluation of the solar-powered battery charger
were constructed using locally and commercially available supplies and materials.
2. The other features were compared to the existing commercial solar-powered
battery charger.
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This machine was constructed by the researches following the procedures below:
1. Prepared all tools and materials needed.
2. Cut the frame according to measurement.
3. Drilled a hole in the frame according to the shape of materials.
4. Placed the battery.
5. Assembled the solar controller.
6. Assembled the solar panel into the frame.
7. Connected the wires to the battery, the white is positive while the blue is the
negative.
8. Tested the assembled apparatus.
9. Added a main switch of the solar charge controller.
10. Then, wrapped it with tape.
Table 1. Design and Construction
Design and Construction Mean Interpretation

1. Does the solar-powered battery charger with integrated 4.58 Excellent
impact driver appear to be sturdy and well-constructed?
2. Does the charger have any built-in safety features to 4.5 Excellent
protect the battery during charging?
3. Does the solar-powered battery charger effectively charge 4.24 Excellent
multiple types of batteries?
4. Is the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact 4.46 Excellent
driver easy to use and operate?
5. Is the size and weight of the solar-powered battery charger 4.38 Excellent

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suitable for its intended purpose?

Overall Mean 4.43 Excellent
Table 1 presents an overall rating of 4.43 for the “Design and Construction” of the
solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver. Based on the given scale, it
can be assumed that the design and construction are excellent. This finding indicates that
the charger is strong, dependable, and well-built. Moreover, based on the rating, it looks
like the charger possesses integrated safety features that protect the battery while in
recharge mode which is a crucial aspect of any battery charger. The rating also underlines
its flexibility since it can charge different types of batteries more effectively. Moreover,
respondents find it satisfactory in weight and size about its purpose. In total, the rankings
reveal that the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver has excellent
design as well as construction and some attributes that make it reliable, durable,
adaptable, and user-friendly.
Table 2. Functionality and Workability
Functionality and Workability Mean Interpretation

1. How efficient is the solar charging process? Does it 4.46 Highly Functional
provide a sufficient charge to the battery? and Workable
2. Does it come with different attachments or adapters 4.32 Highly Functional
to fit various impact driver models or battery types? and Workable
3. How portable is the charger? Can it be easily 4.48 Highly Functional
carried or stored while not in use? and Workable
4. Does it have a built-in power management system 4.22 Highly Functional
to prevent overcharging or overheating of the and Workable
batteries?
5. Is it easy to connect and disconnect the solar- 4.46 Highly Functional
powered battery charger to your devices? and Workable
Overall Mean 4.39 Highly Functional
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Based on the above table, the solar-powered battery charger with integrated
impact driver has a high “Functionality and Workability” rating of 4.39. This indicates
that a minority of those surveyed claimed the charger was not working or barely
functioning, however, most respondents who rated it, considered it as very efficient and
practical. The functionality and workability of this charger is enhanced by its ability to
charge batteries adequately, cater to several impact driver models and battery types,
portability, integrated power management system, and ease of use. It is a reliable and
versatile option for individuals in need of an easy way of charging their impact drivers
quickly and safely due to these characteristics.
Table 3. Durability
Durability Mean Interpretation

1. How well does the solar-powered battery charger with 4.48 Very Durable
integrated impact driver withstand exposure to direct
sunlight?
2. How does the charger perform in extreme weather 4.42 Very Durable
conditions such as rain?
3. How well does the solar-powered battery charger with 4.32 Very Durable
integrated impact driver withstand impact or accidental
drops?
4. Can the solar-powered battery charger effectively 4.4 Very Durable
charge batteries of different voltages, from low to high,
without causing any damage to the batteries or the charger
itself?
5. How satisfied are you with the sturdiness and durability 4.42 Very Durable
of the solar-powered battery charger with integrated
impact driver overall?
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With an overall mean score of 4.41, the solar-powered battery charger with
integrated impact driver’s "Durability" is rated as "Very Durable" in the table above.
Several things contribute to this high rating: the charger can charge batteries of different
voltages effectively and damage-free, endure brief exposure to direct sunlight, withstand
small bumps and drops, and be considered sturdy and durable overall based on
respondents' ratings. All of these factors point to the charger's durability and ability to
resist handling and frequent use without breaking down or malfunctioning.
Table 4. Safety and Maintenance
Safety and Maintenance Mean Interpretation

1. Can the solar-powered battery charger with 4.48 Highly Safe and
integrated impact driver be used safely with all types Maintainable
of batteries?
2. Can it be safely left unattended during the charging 4.28 Highly Safe and
process without any risk of overheating or fire Maintainable
hazards?
3. Can the solar-powered battery charger with 4.5 Highly Safe and
integrated impact driver be used for both indoor and Maintainable
outdoor maintenance?
4. How well does the solar-powered battery charger 4.42 Highly Safe and
protect against overcharging and overvoltage risks? Maintainable
5. Are you satisfied with the safety features of the 4.3 Highly Safe and
charger? Maintainable
Overall Mean 4.40 Highly Safe and
Maintainable
According to the table above, the solar-powered battery charger with integrated
impact driver’s “Safety and Maintenance” has an overall mean of 4.40, meaning that it is
rated as “Highly Safe and Maintainable”. This suggests that the charger is very safe to
use with a variety of battery types due to its high level of safety features. The charger’s

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safety rating is increased by the fact that it can be left unattended to charge without
running the risk of overheating or catching fire. Furthermore, battery charging can be
done anywhere without a power source. In addition, the charger guarantees against
overcharging and overvoltage risks which makes it safe to use as they do not overcharge
the battery and thus maintain a safe voltage level. Overall, the Safety and Maintenance
rating of 4.40 indicates that the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact
driver is a highly safe and reliable product for charging batteries, making it an
outstanding choice for respondents prioritizing safety and maintenance in their battery
charging needs.
Table 5. What are the Comments and Suggestions of the Respondents to further
improve the Solar-Powered Battery Charger with Integrated Impact Driver?
Summary of comments and suggestions of the respondents on the design and
construction, functionality and workability, durability, and safety and maintenance of the
solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver
Items Comments and Suggestions
According to respondents 21, 28, and 33, the solar-
powered battery charger with integrated impact
A. Design and Construction driver is innovative and easy to use. It enables the
effective use of solar energy for battery charging as
well as the seamless integration of multiple tools.
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instrument that solves a variety of charging
Workability problems with remarkable eco-friendliness and
adaptability.
Respondents 21, 28, and 33 particularly like how
durable and efficient it is in a variety of

C. Durability
applications, especially when paired with solar
power.
The solar-powered battery charger’s maintenance

D. Safety and Maintenance
and safety are highly commended.
CHAPTER V
SUMMARY, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter presents the summary of findings, conclusion, and recommendations
based on the analysis of data gathering to provide the specific problem in the study.
Summary
Solar-powered battery chargers are devices that use solar radiation to generate
electricity for charging various electronic devices such as laptops, personal fans, cell
phones, and reading lights. These solar battery chargers' greatest feature is their
portability. They are therefore usable at any time and anywhere. (Solar-Admin, 2022)
Additionally, based on the responses, the solar-powered battery charger with
integrated impact driver has gained excellent ratings for design and construction,

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functionality and workability, durability, and safety and maintenance. With an excellent
rating of 4.43, the solar-powered battery charger's design and construction are considered
sturdy, dependable, and well-made. The charger has a high rating for both functionality
and workability (4.39), indicating that it is highly functional and workable for the
majority of respondents. The charger has a 4.41 durability rating, which means that it can
tolerate heavy use and handling without malfunctioning or breaking down. Finally, the
charger's safety and maintenance are rated as highly safe and maintainable, with a score
of 4.40, indicating that it has a high level of safety features and can be left unattended to
charge without running the risk of overheating or catching fire. Overall, the ratings
suggest that the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver is a highly
reliable, adaptable, and user-friendly product for charging impact driver batteries.
Conclusion
Through analysis and interpretation of the collected data, the researchers came up
with this conclusion:
The solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver’s design and
development were excellently rated in several categories, indicating its high
dependability, adaptability, and user-friendliness, according to the responses. With
ratings ranging from 4.39 to 4.43, the charger's design and construction, functionality and
workability, durability, safety, and maintenance have all received excellent responses.
These reviews indicate that the charger is reliable for charging impact driver batteries
because it is strong, dependable, well-made, extremely functional, workable, durable, and

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safe to use. Overall, the study concludes that the solar-powered battery charger with
integrated impact driver is a versatile tool for safely and effectively charging impact
driver batteries in a range of environments.
Recommendations
Based on the findings and conclusion of this study, the researchers came up with
the following recommendations:
1. Examine the "Functionality and Workability" of the solar-powered battery charger
with integrated impact driver concerning other comparable products available on
the market. This analysis will point out areas for improvement as well as the
distinctive qualities that set this charger apart.
2. Perform a durability test over a prolonged duration to examine the solar-powered
battery charger with integrated impact driver’s long-term resilience. To evaluate
the charger's endurance over time, a variety of environmental factors, including
high humidity, temperature swings, and vibrations, will be applied.
3. Evaluate the safety requirements and certifications needed for battery chargers on
the market and contrast them with the safety features of the solar-powered battery
charger with integrated impact driver. This analysis will point out any weaknesses
in the charger's safety features and offer recommendations for how to strengthen
them so they adhere to the necessary safety regulations. The results of this
analysis will also assist in determining whether the charger’s safety features
comply with the most recent safety certifications and standards.

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4. Said the maximum hours of charging and discharge
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APPENDICES
Gantt Chart

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Table 1 presents the different activities that guide the researcher in conducting
and completing the study.
Table 1. Timetable of Activities/Gantt Chart
Activities Week/Duration
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08
1. Design the apparatus x
2. Materials Preparation x
3. Construction of Project x x x x
4. Testing x x x
5. Revising x x
Asst. Prof. ELMER G. AGCAOILI, MATEM

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Director, Polytechnic School

Isabela State Univerity
Cauayan Campus
Dear Sir,
Greetings!
This pertains to the permission from your office to allow the undersigned to
conduct a research study entitled “DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SOLAR-
POWERED BATTERY CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT DRIVER” as
partial fulfilment of the requirements of our course Bachelor of Science in Industrial
Technology Major in Automotive Technology (BSITech-AT).
It is fervently hoped that the above-stated request would merit your favourable
consideration for the approval.
Thank you and God bless!
Very Truly Yours,
Ronald J. Barbosa
Paul Jhon R. Lizardo
Gilmer Lopez
Ruben D. Valdez
Jayson N. Valerozo
Revon John G. Vea
Researchers
Certified Correct:
JENIMAR C. DIZON, MTE-AT

Thesis Adviser
Approved:
MANUEL E. RUMA JR., MAT-IT

PS Research Coordinator
JENIMAR C. DIZON, MTE-AT ELMER G. AGCAOILI, MATEM

Program Chair Director, Polytechnic School
PERMISSION TO START/ CONDUCT THE STUDY

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Dear Sir,
Greetings!
This pertains to the permission from your office to allow the undersigned to
conduct a research study entitled “DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SOLAR-
POWERED BATTERY CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT DRIVER” as
partial fulfilment of the requirements of our course Bachelor of Science in Industrial
Technology – Major in Automotive Technology (BSITech-AT).
It is fervently hoped that the above-stated request would merit your favourable
consideration for the approval.
Thank you and God bless!
Very Truly Yours,
Ronald J. Barbosa
Gilmer Lopez
Ruben D. Valdez
Jayson N. Valerozo
Revon John G. Vea
Researchers
Certified Correct:

Thesis Adviser
Noted by:
MANUEL E. RUMA JR., MAT-IT JENIMAR C. DIZON, MTE-AT

PS Research Coordinator Program Chair
ELMER G. AGCAOILI, MATEM


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Date:
Thesis Adviser
Sir:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as adviser RONALD J. BARBOSA, PAUL JOHN R.

LIZARDO, GILMER LOPEZ, RUBEN D. VALDEZ, JAYSON N. VALEROZO,
REVON JOHN G. VEA, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in
Automotive Technology, students for their undergraduate thesis “Design and
Development of a Solar-Powered Battery Charger with Integrated Impact Driver”, as
adviser, please guide our students in the technical aspect of their research. Thank you in
advance and let us join hands in helping our students in becoming a research minded
individual.
Respectfully Yours,

Research Instructor
Noted by:

College Research Coordinator
JENIMAR C DIZON, MTE-AT

Program Chair. Polytechnic School

Approved by:

Thesis Adviser

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Date:
JACQUELYN V. ACOSTA
Thesis statistician
Ma’am:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as statistician RONALD J. BARBOSA, PAUL JOHN

R. LIZARDO, GILMER LOPEZ, RUBEN D. VALDEZ, JAYSON N. VALEROZO,
REVON JOHN G. VEA, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in
Automotive Technology, students for their undergraduate thesis “Design and
statistician, please guide our students in the technical aspect of their research. Thank you
in advance and let us join hands in helping our students in becoming a research minded
individual.
Respectfully Yours,

Research Instructor
Noted by:



Approved by:
JACQUELYN V. ACOSTA
Statistician

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Date:
RONNIE BOY V. BLAS, Ph. D.
Thesis English critic
Sir:
Greetings!
You are hereby requested as English critic RONALD J. BARBOSA, PAUL

JOHN R. LIZARDO, GILMER LOPEZ, RUBEN D. VALDEZ, JAYSON N.
VALEROZO, REVON JOHN G. VEA, Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology
Major in Automotive Technology, students for their undergraduate thesis “Design and
English critic, please guide our students in the technical aspect of their research. Thank
you in advance and let us join hands in helping our students in becoming a research
minded individual.
Respectfully Yours,

Research Instructor
Noted by:



Approved by:

English Critic

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CERTIFICATION
This is to certify that the thesis data entitled “DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A
SOLAR-POWERED BATTERY CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT DRIVER
of RONALD J. BARBOSA, PAUL JOHN R. LIZARDO, GILMER LOPEZ,
RUBEN D. VALDEZ, JAYSON N. VALEROZO, REVON JOHN G. VEA, was
edited as to its form, mechanics and organization for its improvement.

English Critic

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APPLICATION FOR THESIS DEFENSE
Name of Students: RONALD J. BARBOSA, PAUL JOHN R. LIZARDO,

GILMER LOPEZ, RUBEN D. VALDEZ, JAYSON N.
VALEROZO, REVON JOHN G. VEA
Title of Thesis: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SOLAR-POWERED
BATTERY CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT
DRIVER
Date: February 22, 2024 Time: 3:00 pm

Attached are three copies of the proposal requirement for the said defense.
Truly yours,
Ronald J. Barbosa
Gilmer Lopez
Ruben D. Valdez
Jayson N. Valerozo
Revon John G. Vea
Approved:

Thesis adviser
RONNIE BOY V. BLAS, Ph. D. JACQUELYN V. ACOSTA

English Critic Statistician
Noted:

PS Research Coordinator Program Chair. Polytechnic School

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TITLE APPROVAL
Title: DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A SOLAR-POWERED BATTERY

CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT DRIVER
Place of the Study: CAUAYAN CITY, ISABELA

Duration:
Ronald J. Barbosa
Gilmer Lopez
Ruben D. Valdez
Jayson N. Valerozo
Revon John G. Vea
Student Researchers

Thesis Adviser
Approved by:


Program Chair, Polytechnic School


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NOMINATION OF GUIDANCE COMMITTEE

We hereby nominate the following as members of the Guidance Committee:

Adviser

Revon John G. Vea Jayson N. Valerozo

Student Student
Paul Jhon R. Lizardo Ronald J. Barbosa

Student Student
Ruben S. Valdez Gilmer P. Lopez

Student Student
We hereby indicate our willingness to serve as member of the Guidance Committee

Adviser

Approved by:

PS Research Coordinator Program Chair, Polytechnic School


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THESIS OUTLINE APPROVAL

The Thesis attached hereto entitled “DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A
SOLAR-POWERED BATTERY CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT
DRIVER” in partial fulfilment of the requirements for graduation for the degree of
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in Automotive Technology is
hereby endorsed.

Thesis Adviser
RONNIE BOY V. BLAS,Ph.D. JACQUELYN V. ACOSTA

_____________________________________________________________________
Accepted as partial fulfilment of the requirements for degree Bachelor of Science
in Industrial Technology Major in Automotive Technology.
APPROVED:


Program Chair, Polytechnic School


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BILL OF MATERIALS IN CONSTRUCTING A SOLAR-POWERED BATTERY

CHARGER WITH INTEGRATED IMPACT DRIVER
QUANTITY UNIT NAME AND DESCRIPTION UNIT COST AMOUNT
OF SUPPLIES
3 PCS LITHIUM BATTERY 3,000 3,000
10 M WIRE #16 BLUE WHITE 350 350
1 PCS CORDLESS IMPACT 6,500 6,500
WRENCH
1 PCS SOLAR PANEL 1,000 1,000
1 PCS CHARGE CONTROLLER 250 250
3 PCS TOGGLE SWITCH 240 240
1/4 PCS PLYWOOD 750 750
3 M ALUMINUM ANGLE BAR 420 420
3 PCS PILOT BULB 90 90
1 PCS SOLDERING IRON 240 240
1 PCS ELECTRICAL TAPE 40 40
LABOR 2,000 2,000
TOTAL 14,655
QUESTIONNAIRE

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Part I. Profile
Name: (optional)
____________________________________________________________________
Age: ___________ Gender: _____ Course & Year:
________________________________________
Part II.
Directions: Below are the criteria for evaluating the Design and Development of Multi-
Purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger. Please put a check (  ) mark on the
column that corresponds to your evaluation of the instructional model using the following
scale:
5- Excellent 4- Verry Good 3- Good 2- 1- Very Unlikely
SCALE
DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION 5 4 3 2 1
1. Does the Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger appear to be

sturdy and well-constructed?
2. Does the charger have any built-in safety features to protect the
battery during charging?
3. Does the Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger effectively

charge multiple types of batteries?
4. Is the multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger

easy to use and operate?
5. Is the size and weight of the Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery
Charger suitable for its intended purpose?
SCALE
FUNTIONALITY AND WORKABILITY
5 4 3 2 1
1. How efficient is the solar charging process? Does it provide a

sufficient charge to the battery?
2. Does it come with different attachments or adapters to fit various

impact driver models or battery types?
3. How portable is the charger? Can it be easily carried or stored

while not in use?

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4. Does it have a built-in power management system to prevent

overcharging or overheating of the batteries?
5. Is it to connect and disconnect the Multi-purpose Impact Drive

Adapter Solar Battery Charger to your devices?
SCALE
DURABILITY 5 4 3 2 1
1. How well does the Multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar

Battery Charger withstand exposure to direct sunlight?
2. How does the charger perform in extreme weather conditions such

as rain?
3. How well does the Multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar

Battery Charger withstand impact or accidental drops?
4. Can the Multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger

effectively charge batteries of different voltages, from low to high,
without causing any damage to the batteries or the charger itself?
5. How satisfied are you with the sturdiness and durability of the
Multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger
overall?
SCALE
SAFETY AND MAINTENANCE
5 4 3 2 1
1. Can the multi-purpose impact drive adapter solar battery charger be

used safely with all types of batteries?
2. Can it be safely left unattended during the charging process without

any risk of overheating or fire hazards?
3. Can the Multi-purpose Impact Drive Adapter Solar Battery Charger

be used for both indoor and outdoor maintenance?
4. How well does the impact drive adapter solar battery charger
protect against overcharging and overvoltage risks?
5. Are you satisfied with the safety features of the charger?

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PICTURES (DOCUMENTATIONS)

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CURRICULUM
VITAE
PERSONAL
INFORMATION
NAME: Revon John G. Vea
ADDRESS: Purok 3 Dangan,, Reina Mercedes, Isabela
AGE: 22 years old

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DATE OF BIRTH: October 2, 2001

PLACE OF BIRTH: Dangan Reina Mercedes, Isabela
CIVIL STATUS: Single
SEX: Male
CITIZENSHIP: Filipino
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
FATHER’S NAME: Nover C. Vea
MOTHER’S NAME: Luzviminda G. Vea
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
Isabela State University Cauayan Campus
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in Automotive Technology
San Fermin Cauayan City, Isabela
2019-2024
 SECONDARY
Isabela Colleges
Africano St. Cauayan City, Isabela
2017-2019
Reina Mercedes National High School

Cutog Pequeño, Reina Mercedes, Isabela
2013-2017
 PRIMARY
Dangan Elementary School
Dangan, Reina Mercedes, Isabela
2006-2013
PERSONAL INFORMATION
NAME: Paul Jhon R. Lizardo
ADDRESS: Purok 4 Dangan, Reina Mercedes, Isabela
AGE: 22 years old
DATE OF BIRTH: April 17, 2001

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PLACE OF BIRTH: Dangan, Reina Mercedes, Isabela

SEX: Male
FATHER’S NAME: Prudencio M. Lizardo Sr.
MOTHER’S NAME:Agnes R. Lizardo
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
Isabela State University Cauayan Campus
Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology Major in Automotive Technology
2019-2024
 SECONDARY
Our Lady of the Pillar College Cauayan City, Isabela
2017-2019
Reina Mercedes National High School

Cutog Pequeño Reina Mercedes Isabela
2013-2017
 PRIMARY
Dangan Elementary School
Dangan Reina Mercedes Isabela
2006-2013
NAME: Ronald J. Barbosa
ADDRESS: Purok 2 Mallalatang Grande, Reina Mercedes,Isabela
AGE: 23 years old
DATE OF BIRTH: September 17, 2000

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PLACE OF BIRTH: Mallalatang Grande,Reina Mercedes, Isabela

SEX: Male
FATHER’S NAME: Ronaldo A. Barbosa
MOTHER’S NAME: Carmelita J. Barbosa
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
Isabela State University Cauayan Campus Bachelor of Science in Industrial
Technology Major in Automotive Technology
San Fermin, Cauayan City, Isabela
2019-2024
 SECONDARY: Reina Mercedes Vocational & Industrial School
Tallungan, Reina Mercedes, Isabela
2017-2018
 PRIMARY
Villador Elementary School
Villador, Reina Mercedes,Isabela
2011-2017
NAME: Jayson N. Valerozo
ADDRESS: Dst. 1 San Manuel , Isabela
AGE: 24 years old
DATE OF BIRTH: October 15 1999

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PLACE OF BIRTH: SAN MANUEL Isabela

SEX: Male
RELIGION: J.I.L
FATHER’S NAME: Vergelio Valerozo
MOTHER’S NAME: Ofelia Valerozo
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
2019-2024
 SECONDARY
Callang National High School
San Manuel , Isabela
2017-2019
San Manuel Central School

San Manuel , Isabela
2013-2017
 PRIMARY
San Manuel Central Elementary School
San Manuel Isabela
2006-2013
NAME: Ruben Dalog Valdez
ADDRESS: Purok 2, Bannawag Angadanan , Isabela
AGE: 24 years old
DATE OF BIRTH: August 15, 1999

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PLACE OF BIRTH: Bannawag, Angadanan, Isabela

SEX: Male
RELIGION: Espiritista
FATHER’S NAME: Ronald T. Valdez
MOTHER’S NAME: Novelynda D. Valdez
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
2019-2024
 SECONDARY
Villa Conception,National High School
Villa Conception, Cauayan City, Isabela
2018-2019
Macaniao Integrated School Macaniao,Angadanan, Isabela

2014-2018
 PRIMARY
Boni-ban, Elementary ,School
Bonifacio, Angadanan, Isabela
2008-2014
NAME: Gilmer P. Lopez
ADDRESS: Cadsalan, San Mariano, Isabela
AGE: 22 year old
DATE OF BIRTH: July 03 2001

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PLACE OF BIRTH: Cadsalan, San Mariano, Isabela

SEX: Male
RELIGION: Born Again
FATHER’S NAME: Fredy Lopez
MOTHER’S NAME: Gemma Lopez
EDUCATION
 TERTIARY
2019-2024
 SECONDARY
San Mariano Main National High School
2017-2019
 PRIMARY
Cadsalan Integrated School
2010-2017

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ISABELA STATE UNIVERSITY

THE PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND

In a world where environmental awareness is on the rise, a solar-powered battery

well-documented fashion. It is an extremely efficient mechanism for delivering electricity

much-needed source of both income and electricity.

Additionally, solar-powered battery chargers are devices that utilize solar

radiation to create electricity to charge different kinds of electronic devices, including

time (Admin Solar, 2022).

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From a technical standpoint, solar-powered impact drivers make an ideal pairing.

powered impact drivers provide a low-maintenance, long-term solution. Additionally,

The design and development of a solar-powered battery charger with integrated

generation and battery charging in a compact and portable device.

on power output. Additionally, the design should incorporate adequate protection

and advanced control systems to optimize energy conversion.

The creation of a solar-powered battery charger with an integrated impact driver

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of applications, such as DIY projects, construction, and automobiles, by integrating these

a solar-powered battery charger is to provide people with a portable, eco-friendly, and

self-sufficient power source by integrating solar power.

batteries. Whether it is a smartphone, tablet, camera, or any other portable electronic

Statement of the Problem

of a solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver.

Specifically, this study sought to answer the following questions:

1. What are the steps and procedures in constructing a solar-powered battery

charger with integrated impact driver?

2. What is the level of acceptability of the solar-powered battery charger with

integrated impact driver in terms of:

a. design and construction;

b. functionality and workability;

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d. safety and maintenance.

the solar-powered battery charger with integrated impact driver?

Significance of the Study

and results of the study would be beneficial to the following:

Instructors of Automotive Technology Courses. The solar-powered battery

proper way of using solar energy in charging a device.

Polytechnic School Administrators. This study may encourage them to motivate

the teaching-learning processes of their students.

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gadgets in other allied fields of Industrial Technology.

family or group who live together in a house that using appliances.

environment and drawing clients who value sustainability in their purchases.

Electricians. The design and development of a solar-powered battery charger

with integrated impact driver is important to electricians because it offers an innovative,

on traditional power sources.

considerable cost savings.

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Design and Development of a Solar-Powered Battery Charger with Integrated Impact

output is a well-designed and developed solar-powered battery charger with integrated

Conceptual Paradigm of the Study

Input Process Output

 Reference materials  Planning  A well-designed and

 Figure 1. Conceptual Framework Showing How the Respondents Assessment of the

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Scope and Delimitation of the Study

and workability, durability, and safety and maintenance.

owners, 10 technicians, 10 households, 10 electrical instructors, and 10 polytechnic

students of ISU- Cauayan City Campus.