Experimental Validation of Electromechanical Product for Energy Harvesting System
Keywords:
Piezo electricity, energy harvesting, LabVIEW.
Abstract
Energy harvesting is the process of obtaining energy from the surroundings of a system and converting that into useful electrical energy. A novel product was developed, through which energy can generated from any vibrating body. The equipment comprises of piezo heap transducers implanted on a cantilever bar which goes about as a cantilever pillar, charge intensifier, Schottky diodes and capacitors. The model was associated with a vibrating body so to infer the out voltage accessible. The outcomes are obtained and examined. The equipment was additionally associated with a lab VIEW module and the framework was concentrated once more. The venture has its applications in the field of small scale electro mechanical framework (MEMS)
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Published
2022-06-25
How to Cite
Anju Vikraman.V.J, Dr.Bindu.S.S, Sree Raj.M.P, Sree Mahesh.M.P, Joe Jeba Rajan.K, Krishnakumar.K, Arya.S.M, Sreehari Arun, & Amjad Ali Khan R S. (2022). Experimental Validation of Electromechanical Product for Energy Harvesting System. Revista Electronica De Veterinaria, 106 -110. https://doi.org/10.69980/redvet.vi.2065
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