Powering a commercial datalogger by energy harvesting from generated aeroacoustic noise

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This paper reports the experimental demonstration of a wireless sensor node only powered by an aeroacoustic energy harvesting device, meant to be installed on an aircraft outside skin. New results related to the physical characterization of the energy conversion process are presented. Optimized interface electronics has been designed, which allows demonstrating aeroacoustic power generation by supplying a commercial wireless datalogger in conditions representative of an actual flight.

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Monthéard, R., Airiau, C., Bafleur, M., Boitier, V., Dilhac, J. M., Dollat, X., … Piot, E. (2014). Powering a commercial datalogger by energy harvesting from generated aeroacoustic noise. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 557). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/557/1/012025

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