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Vibration energy harvesting in automobiles to power wireless sensors
Zhu, Qingyuan ; Guan, Mingjie ; He, Yuanqin ; Zhu QY(祝青园) ; Guan MJ(关明杰)
2012
关键词Automobiles Harvesting Logic circuits Piezoelectricity Wire
英文摘要Conference Name:2012 IEEE International Conference on Information and Automation, ICIA 2012. Conference Address: Shenyang, China. Time:June 6, 2012 - June 8, 2012.; Automobiles may include sensors for obtaining information regarding various physical parameters, such as ultrasonic sensors for distance detecting during reversing. Usually these sensors are powered by wire connection with the batteries of the automobiles. However, while more and more sensors are installed to the automobiles, the wire connection turns to be troublesome. Furthermore, some embedded sensors cannot be powered by wire connection, such as the tire pressure monitoring sensors. Therefore, powering these distributed or embedded wireless sensors from ambient energy becomes attractive. It will reduce the installment trouble and maintenance costs. This work reports on vibration levels detected in automobiles during road test as a potential energy source for automobile sensors. The measurement results showed that the vibrations in the automobiles are large enough for useful vibration harvesting. A piezoelectric vibration harvester was designed and equipped with a power interface circuit. The test demonstrates that sufficient energy is harvested to possibly supply a wireless sensor. It is also shown that significant increases in harvested energy may be obtained by improving the harvesting device design. 漏 2012 IEEE.
语种英语
出处http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ICInfA.2012.6246873
出版者IEEE Computer Society
内容类型其他
源URL[http://dspace.xmu.edu.cn/handle/2288/86240]  
专题物理技术-会议论文
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Zhu, Qingyuan,Guan, Mingjie,He, Yuanqin,et al. Vibration energy harvesting in automobiles to power wireless sensors. 2012-01-01.
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