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Electrodynamic and Magnetoelectric Vibration Energy Harvesting Devices: Architectures, Design and Characterization

Slim Naifar, Sonia Bradai, Olfa Kanoun

Abstract

The design of vibration energy harvesting system presents variety of solutions. The main challenges in the design are the optimization of energy outcome relative to the working frequency and amplitude of vibration sources. In this paper we present main possible strategies to harvest energy from common existing vibration sources. We propose to focus on the two main principles which are the electrodynamic and magnetoelectric energy harvester. A linear and nonlinear developed solutions for electrodynamic principles and existing magnetoelectric energy harvester are presented.

Keywords
vibration, energy harvesting, electrodynamic, magnetoelectric, frequency
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TC19 - Environmental Measurements

Event details

Event
Methods and Advances in Measurement
Technical Committee
TC19
Place
Chemnitz, GERMANY
Time
23 September 2014 - 24 September 2014
Website
http://www.tu-chemnitz.de/etit/messtech/imeko/

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