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Metrology for energy harvesting

Joint IMEKO TC11-TC19-TC20 Int. Symp. Metrological Infrastructure, Environmental and Energy Measurement and Int. Symp. of Energy Agencies of Mediterranean Countries, IMEKO-MI 2011 (2011) 20-22
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Abstract

Energy harvesting is the use of e.g. thermocouples or piezoelectric generators for the conversion of ambient energy resulting from human activity and environmental energy flows in the form of waste heat, movement and vibration, into usable electrical energy. In the described project traceable methods for measuring energy, power and efficiency are being developed.

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Funck, T. (2011). Metrology for energy harvesting. In Joint IMEKO TC11-TC19-TC20 Int. Symp. Metrological Infrastructure, Environmental and Energy Measurement and Int. Symp. of Energy Agencies of Mediterranean Countries, IMEKO-MI 2011 (pp. 20–22).

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