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Sources

  • photovoltaic
  • electrodynamic
  • piezoelectric
  • thermoelectric

Energy can be captured from:

  • linear motion
  • solar
  • thermal
  • vibrations
  • rotation
  • radiowaves
  • air pressure changes
  • muscle contraction
  • blood sugar fuel cells
  • organic material

How does it work?

First the source is selected considering the best way in specific case in example photovoltaics(PV) in very sunny place etc. After or during the energy harvesting(EH) the energy which is harvested from the source will be conversed to electricity and stored to suitable store (capacitor, rechargeable battery) or used instantly.

Source -> Conversion -> Storage management -> Mote

Conversion

Storage management ->leakage

  • capacitors
  • rechargeable batterys
  • supercapacitors

Use

  • military
  • industrial
  • healthcare
  • consumer goods

WSN wireless sensors

RFID Radio Frequency Identification

RTLS Real Time location system

Companies in this field

BeanAir
Arveni

Energy harvesting applications

IDTechex: Energy harvesting and storage for electronic devices

http://www.idtechex.com/wirelessrtlsusa10/

EHJ Energy Harvesting Journal - artikkeleita

Some links to Energy Harvesting Journal:

EHJ: Nokia launches bicycle cellphone charger

EHJ: Harvesting by a thread

EHJ: Enecsys launches solar pv micro inverter

EHJ: Standards will speed energy harvesting adoptation

EHJ: The race for plug and play vibration harvesting

EHJ: Powered by heartbeat

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