Low frequency vibration energy harvester using spherical permanent magnet with non-uniform mass distribution

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We present a non-resonant vibration energy harvesting device using springless spherical permanent magnet with non-uniform mass distribution as a proof mass. The magnet has its center-of-mass below the geometrical center, which generates a roly-poly-like motion in response to external vibrations. Two different types of magnet assemblies with different center-of-mass position have been fabricated and tested. Using the roly-poly-like magnets, proof-of-concept electromagnetic energy harvesters have been fabricated and tested. Moreover, effect of ferrofluid as a lubricant has been tested with the fabricated energy harvester. Maximum open-circuit voltage of 154.4mV and output power of 4.53μW have been obtained at 3g vibration at 12Hz with the fabricated device. © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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Choi, Y., Ju, S., Chae, S. H., Jun, S., Park, S. M., Lee, S., … Ji, C. H. (2013). Low frequency vibration energy harvester using spherical permanent magnet with non-uniform mass distribution. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 476). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/476/1/012123

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