1. Salted Chip Cyclone Matt Fasano Greg Mulkey Victor Smith Leslie Roberts

2. The Team Victor Smith Greg MulkeyMatt FasanoLeslie Roberts

3. How We Made It Pringles Can 3 Compact Disk 2 Wine Corks Copper Wire Plastic Bobbins 8 Magnets Paper Towel Holder 2 Nails

4. Mechanical Components Spinning Pringles Can Spinning Magnets Rotating Nails Stationary Paper Towel Holder Connecting CD for Copper Coils Linkage of Multiple Coils

5. Electrical Components Magnets of Alternating Poles Spin Pass Over Multiple Coils Alternating Magnet Poles Creates Alternating Current

6. Testing Challenges Collecting Materials Wire Size Magnet Pull and Gluing Wiring Structure Wobble

7. Efficiency Calculations Wind Initial – 41 m/s 1/2mv^2 Theoretical -.8405 J/s Wind Area – 200 mL Actual -.03623 J/s Efficiency – 4.3%

8. Saving The Energy Crisis One Pringles Can At A Time You can’t exactly save the energy crisis with a Pringles can, but it is a cool idea.