Nanogenerators for Self-powered Devices and Systems
By Zhong Lin Wang. 2011
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- Direct-write PVDF nonwoven fiber fabric energy harvesters via the hollow cylindrical near-field electrospinning process (2014, unknown): “electronic systems for various applications [1].”
- Flexible triboelectric generator (2012, background): “Energy harvesting and conversion devices using nanotechnology have received increasing interest recently because they are likely to play a vital role in building and driving self-powered nanodevices and nanosystems [1–7].”
- Hair flow sensors: from bio-inspiration to bio-mimicking—a review (2012, background): “…fabricated and characterized and they can be utilized not only for sensing/actuating applications but also for energy harvesting (Gao and Wang 2007, Wang 2011); nanocomposites are also promising alternative smart materials for novel sensors, to just name but a few, CNT/PVDF composites(Dai and…”