Tunable vibration energy harvester for condition monitoring of maritime gearboxes

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This paper reports on a new tuning concept, which enables the operation of a vibration generator for energy autonomous condition monitoring of maritime gearboxes. The tuning concept incorporates a circular tuning magnet, which interacts with a coupling magnet attached to the active transducer element. The tuning range can be tailored to the application by careful design of the gap between tuning magnet and coupling magnet. A total rotation angle of only 180° is required for the tuning magnet in order to obtain the full frequency bandwidth. The tuning concept is successfully demonstrated by charging a 0.6 F capacitor on the basis of physical vibration profiles taken from a gearbox.

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Hoffmann, D., Willmann, A., Folkmer, B., & Manoli, Y. (2014). Tunable vibration energy harvester for condition monitoring of maritime gearboxes. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 557). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/557/1/012099

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