Theoretical demonstration of a capacitive rotor for generation of alternating current from mechanical motion
Energy harvesting devices based on micro-electromechanisms (MEMS) is attractive for sustainable energy applications. Here, the authors report the theoretical working principle of a lightweight, low-voltage AC-current generating MEMS-based capacitive rotor device for Watts-level power generation from...
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Nature Portfolio
2021
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/2502aaf2f7cd497493f7b1976a71bdfd |
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| Sumario: | Energy harvesting devices based on micro-electromechanisms (MEMS) is attractive for sustainable energy applications. Here, the authors report the theoretical working principle of a lightweight, low-voltage AC-current generating MEMS-based capacitive rotor device for Watts-level power generation from everyday walking. |
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