验证质量
能量收集
声学
振动
能量(信号处理)
压电
电压
功率(物理)
有限元法
带宽(计算)
加速度
扫频响应分析
频率响应
材料科学
电气工程
物理
工程类
结构工程
电信
量子力学
经典力学
作者
Hiramoni Khatun,Chayanika Sharma,Utpal Sarma
标识
DOI:10.1088/1361-6501/ad214e
摘要
Abstract Ambient mechanical sources typically vibrate below the frequency of 200 Hz, posing challenges for thin film piezoelectric sensors, including low power, high resonant frequency, and small bandwidth. To optimize the electrical energy harvesting from the ambient sources, it is crucial to reduce the resonant frequency of the energy harvester to match that of the ambient sources. In this study, the energy harvester’s resonant frequency dependency on proof mass is thoroughly investigated using the finite element method (FEM). Further, the FEM results are experimentally validated through a custom-designed vibration set-up. Different ambient vibration energy sources, their vibrating frequencies, and accelerations are examined to harness direct mechanical energy and convert it into electric energy using the piezoelectric sensor. Further, the effective proof mass and position are determined to achieve the targeted frequency obtained from ambient sources. Consequently, the harvester is utilized for direct energy harvesting from the ambient sources. The addition of proof mass can lower the resonant frequency of the harvester from 160 Hz to 40 Hz allowing the harvester to vibrate at maximum amplitude to obtain maximum output voltage. Significant enhancement of output power is observed after the tuning of harvester resonant frequency, harvesting a maximum output power of 19.29 μW when mechanically sourced from the bike mirror, measured at an acceleration of 4.50 g at 43 Hz.
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