Experimental and numerical characterization of a gravitational electromagnetic energy harvester

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Abstract

In this paper, the dynamic experimental identification of an inductive energy harvester for the conversion of vibration energy into electric power is presented. Recent advances and requirements in structural monitoring and vehicle diagnostic allow defining Autonomous Internet of Things (AIoT) systems that combine wireless sensor nodes with energy harvester devices properly designed considering the specific duty cycle. The proposed generator was based on an asymmetrical magnetic suspension and was addressed to structural monitoring applications on vehicles. The design of the interfaces of the electric, magnetic, and structural coupled systems forming the harvester are described including dynamic modeling and simulation. Finally, the results of laboratory tests were compared with the harvester dynamic response calculated through numerical simulations, and a good correspondence was obtained.

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Russo, C., Lo Monaco, M., Fraccarollo, F., & Somà, A. (2021). Experimental and numerical characterization of a gravitational electromagnetic energy harvester. Energies, 14(15). https://doi.org/10.3390/en14154622

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