A pendulum-like low frequency electromagnetic vibration energy harvester based on polymer spring and coils

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Abstract

This paper presents a low-frequency electromagnetic vibrational energy harvester (EVEH) with two degrees of freedom and two resonant modes. The proposed EVEH is based on a disc magnet suspended in a pendulum fashion by a polymeric spring between two sets of polymer coil stacks. The fabricated EVEH is capable of harvesting vibration energy on two directions with an extended bandwidth. With a sinusoidal acceleration of ±1 g on Z direction, a peak-to-peak closed-circuit output voltage of 0.51 V (open-circuit voltage: 1 V), and an output power of 35.1 μW are achieved at the resonant frequency of 16 Hz. With a sinusoidal acceleration of ±1.5 g on X direction, a peak-topeak output voltage of 0.14 V and power of 2.56 μW are achieved, at the resonant frequency of 20 Hz.

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Li, Y., Wang, X., Zhang, S., Zhou, C., Qiao, D., & Tao, K. (2021). A pendulum-like low frequency electromagnetic vibration energy harvester based on polymer spring and coils. Polymers, 13(19). https://doi.org/10.3390/polym13193380

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