Novel “3-D spacer” all fibre piezoelectric textiles for energy harvesting applications
By Navneet Soin, T. Shah, S. Anand, J. Geng, W. Pornwannachai, P. Mandal, D. Reid, Surbhi Sharma, R. Hadimani, D. V. Bayramol and 1 more. 2014
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- High performance triboelectric nanogenerators based on phase-inversion piezoelectric membranes of poly(vinylidene fluoride)-zinc stannate (PVDF-ZnSnO3) and polyamide-6 (PA6) (2016, unknown): “The quantification of the β-phase in crystalline PVDF matrix relative to α-phase was carried out using the signature vibrational bands at 760 cm (CF2 bending and skeletal bending) and 840 cm (CH2 rocking and CF2 asymmetric stretching vibration) [19, 30-36].”
- A review of ceramic, polymer and composite piezoelectric materials (2022, unknown): “For example, it has been developed into a highly efficient piezoelectric fabric by Soin et al , which has the potential to be applied to the apparel industry in the form of wearable piezoelectric energy har-vesters [82].”
- Energy harvesting textiles for a rainy day: woven piezoelectrics based on melt-spun PVDF microfibres with a conducting core (2018, background): “reported a 3Dspacer textile, which was able to produce a peak power output exceeding 1 μW/cm(2) at an impact pressure of 20 kPa.(41) A prevailing question in discussions related to wearable electronics and all types of e-textiles is “But can you wash them?”(7) Although it would probably be acceptabl”