Energy scavenging for mobile and wireless electronics
By J. Paradiso, Thad Starner. IEEE pervasive computing, 2005
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Energy Harvesting from Highly Unsteady Fluid Flows using Piezoelectric Materials (2010, background): “However, battery energy densities have only increased by a factor of two over the same time period (Paradiso and Starner, 2005).”
- Design and Optimization of a Tubular Linear Electromagnetic Vibration Energy Harvester (2014, background): “ENERGY harvesting from the ambient vibration has attracted a lot of attentions in recent years and resulted in a wealth of literatures [1]–[5].”
- Broadband tristable energy harvester: Modeling and experiment verification (2014, background): “Harvesting energy from ambient vibrations via piezoelectric transducers has the promising potential to provide electrical energy to wireless sensors and other micro-electromechanical devices [1–3].”
- Response of uni-modal duffing-type harvesters to random forced excitations (2010, background): “Equation ( 9 ) clearly indicates that the expected value of the power (mean power) is not a function of the nonlinearity and is equal to that obtained for a linear harvester with β =0 . Hence, under White Gaussian excitations both a linear and a uni-modal duffing-type harvester provide the same mean”
- Toward Broadband Vibration-based Energy Harvesting (2010, result): “However, as shown in Figure 1, the improvement of battery energy density remains stagnant, as compared with the other computing hardware (Paradiso and Starner, 2005; Anton and Sodano, 2007).”
- Bistable vibration energy harvesters: A review (2013, background): “These devices can contribute to overcome the limitations related to batteries on power density (PD) (Paradiso and Starner, 2005), long-term duration (Roundy et al.”