Integrated Power Harvesting System Including a MEMS Generator and a Power Management Circuit
By Marcin Marzencki, Y. Ammar, Skandar Basrour. TRANSDUCERS 2007 - 2007 International Solid-State Sensors, Actuators and Microsystems Conference, 2007
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- The design, fabrication and evaluation of a MEMS PZT cantilever with an integrated Si proof mass for vibration energy harvesting (2008, background): “Marzencki et al successfully fabricated a thin film AlN cantilever generator that can generate 0.038 µW from a 0.5g (g = 9.81 m s−2) vibration at its resonant frequency of 204 Hz [12].”
- Vacuum-packaged piezoelectric vibration energy harvesters: damping contributions and autonomy for a wireless sensor system (2010, unknown): “As examples of published results, micromachined piezoelectric energy harvesters are reported to generate 40 μW [7] for PZTbased devices and 2 μW [8], 13 μW (0.”
- Micropower energy harvesting (2009, methodology): “More accurate analysis can be found in the literature [13,19].”
- Vibration energy harvesting with aluminum nitride-based piezoelectric devices (2009, background): “Micromachined piezoelectric energy harvesters generated 3 μW [6] and 40 μW [7] for the PZT-based harvester and 2 μW [8] and 13 μW (0.”
- Micromachined PZT cantilever based on SOI structure for low frequency vibration energy harvesting (2009, methodology): “eported to boost up the energy generated by the device to store n a supercapacitor and to use to supply power to an electronic evice having a short period of activity [4].”