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CSEF · 2016

Do Sail Size and Wind Speed Affect Efficiency?

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only)

Objectives/Goals The objective of this project is to determine advantages of different sails in different scenarios. Methods/Materials Pool, Boat, 3 Triangular Sails, 3 Rectangular Sails, La…

CSEF · 2016

Effects of Pipelining on CPU Speed

Electronics & Electromagnetics Second Award

Objectives/Goals This experiment examined the effects of pipelining on the speed of CPUs. The goal was to test which CPU type (pipelined and not pipelined) was faster at executing programs.…

CSEF · 2016

Exploring Magnetic Levitation

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals Two magnets can attract or repel depending on orientation of their poles. I wanted to measure the repulsion forces of two magnets and find how it depends on the separation b…

CSEF · 2016

Flute Frequencies

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals This experiment aimed to discover more about the nuances of flute playing. I am a flute player and wanted to find new ways to control the sound produced by the flute. I chos…

CSEF · 2016

Force Sensing Techniques for Robotic Arms

Electronics & Electromagnetics First Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project was to investigate gripping force sensing techniques for robot arms. My design criterion was to control a robot gripper with a programmable gripping…

CSEF · 2016

Forehead Powered Headlamp

Electronics & Electromagnetics

Objectives/Goals The goal of this project was to create an effortless, dependable, hands-free source of light by using body heat in order to power an LED that functions continuously at a rea…

CSEF · 2016

Gauss Gun

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The object of my experiment is to see if the kinetic energy of the projectile that is being shot by the gauss gun will increase linearly as the magnetic stages increase. Met…

CSEF · 2016

Hockey Puck Speed Test

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The objective of this study is to determine effects on the speed of a hockey puck made of different materials on an ice surface. Methods/Materials Hockey pucks fabricated of…

CSEF · 2016

Indoor Navigation Using Magnetic Fields

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The goal of my project is to be able to locate a person indoors using a magnetic map created by data collected on a cell phone. Methods/Materials I used a Motorola Droid cel…

CSEF · 2016

Math in Ballistics

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The object of my experiment is to gather acceleration, and ballistic data by using a car and track so that I may derive a probabilistic curve. This data helps scientists, en…

CSEF · 2016

Measuring Airfoil Lift/Drag Designs

Aerodynamics/ Hydrodynamics (Junior Division Only) Third Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project is to study six aerodynamic attributes of airfoil design and understand how they affect lift and drag forces. Methods/Materials Overall project m…

CSEF · 2016

Measuring the Speed of Sound

Physics & Astronomy

Objectives/Goals The objective of this study is to measure the speed of sound in air at different temperatures. Methods/Materials Microphones, computer software, cables, amplifier, mixer, 2…

CSEF · 2016

Microcontroller Based Bionic Eye for the Blind

Electronics & Electromagnetics Honorable_mention Award

Objectives/Goals The objective of my project is to create a cost-effective electronic bionic eye, which can help the blind maneuver around and complete daily activities and livelihood, witho…

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