Titlebook: Energy Harvesting for Wearable Sensor Systems; Inductive Architectu Klevis Ylli,Yiannos Manoli Book 2021 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd.

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Introduction,hese enable the user to communicate and interconnect with other people, to make use of integrated sensors and to retrieve information via wireless connections on the go without the limitations of cable-based devices. Body-worn systems (BWS) are also gaining importance and a wide range of companies i

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Theory and Modeling,brication. A car chassis for example is crashed digitally to find weak spots in advance. The same method is applied to the development of energy harvesting (EH) devices. EH devices are highly application-specific, e.g. due to the characteristic frequencies of the vibrations of a certain machine. In

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Experimental Evaluation of Fabricated Architectures, cuboid HACs as shown in Fig.?.. The numbers of the HAC correspond to the numbers used previously in this work to facilitate comparison. The fabricated devices and the obtained experimental results enable the revision and verification of the system models presented in Chap.?. of this work.

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Second Generation HAC Experimental Results,ters. These devices are based only on architectures HAC5 and HAC6 for two main reasons: the first reason is that the revised system model predicted a far higher power output for these two architectures than for HAC1 and HAC3 (see Chap.?.). The second reason is, as was explained in Chap.?., that thes

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Klevis Ylli,Yiannos ManoliDescribes basic principles and practical guidance for exploiting the human gait as an excitation source.Provides a detailed description of how to implement inductive harvesting structures in a numeric

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-97369-6hese enable the user to communicate and interconnect with other people, to make use of integrated sensors and to retrieve information via wireless connections on the go without the limitations of cable-based devices. Body-worn systems (BWS) are also gaining importance and a wide range of companies i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24988-4brication. A car chassis for example is crashed digitally to find weak spots in advance. The same method is applied to the development of energy harvesting (EH) devices. EH devices are highly application-specific, e.g. due to the characteristic frequencies of the vibrations of a certain machine. In