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Improving Power Output for Vibration-Based Energy Scavengers

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Roundy, Shadrach
Leland, Eli
Baker, Jessy
Carleton, Eric
Reilly, Elizabeth
Lai, Elaine
Otis, Brian
Rabaey, Jan M
Wright, Paul K
Sundararajan, V

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Small cantilever-based devices are modeled, designed and built, by using piezoelectric materials that can scavenge power from low-level ambient vibration sources. The wireless sensor nodes' power requirements are analyzed. The vibration-based energy scavenging is a viable means of obtaining the small quantities of energy necessary to power wireless sensor nodes. The three approaches are pursued for improving vibration-based energy scavengers. These include frequency tuning, alternative design geometries and developing process to allow microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) implementation and integration with sensors and electronics.

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IEEE Pervasive Computing

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2037-12-31