Volume 14, Issue 4 • April 30, 2026

Benchmarking Portable Solar Phone Charging Kits for Outdoor Field Use

Open access • Peer reviewed • CC BY-NC-SA 4.0

Noah Kim (Author) ORCID ; Eliana Duarte (Co-author) ORCID

EnergyElectrical EngineeringSustainability

Abstract

The authors evaluate three compact solar charging kits designed for student use in outdoor campus areas. Over twelve clear-sky sessions, they compared charging rate, thermal behavior, and conversion efficiency under controlled load conditions. The best-performing kit delivered 18% higher average charging power than the baseline product and maintained safer operating temperatures through passive heat sinking. The paper provides practical recommendations for schools exploring resilient, low-cost renewable charging infrastructure.

Citation

Noah Kim, Eliana Duarte (2026). Benchmarking Portable Solar Phone Charging Kits for Outdoor Field Use. Journal of Young Scientists & Engineers, 14(4). https://doi.org/10.35940/jyse.EEE.2026.140602

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