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AbstractThis article proposes a low-frequency and efficient tension-like nonlinear piezoelectric energy harvester, which increases the harvesting performance of the harvester by swinging the support frame. Firstly, design the structure of the harvester and draw a physical model. Secondly, finite element models are used to simulate and analyze the structure’s dynamic characteristics. Finally, make an experimental prototype of the harvester and explore the power generation characteristics of the device through experiments. The results indicate that the harvester has two natural frequencies under low-frequency conditions. The energy harvester has the optimal external resistance to achieve peak output power. The greater the excitation acceleration, the greater the total output power value of the energy harvester. When the mass of the mass block is 3.7 g and the excitation acceleration is 0.4 g, the total output power value of the energy harvester is 3.88 mW, and the harvesting frequency band is wide, indicating excellent output performance of the harvester. The experimental results of the energy harvester device are consistent with the simulation results, fully verifying the correctness of the experiment and simulation. This piezoelectric energy harvester can efficiently harvest vibration energy at low frequencies, providing a good prospect for supplying power to microelectronic devices. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article, a new type of piezoelectric energy harvester device is proposed, which has good output performance and can scavenge a large amount of vibration energy at low frequency. By setting up the experimental platform and testing, the results show that the external resistance, the mass of the cantilever end, the excitation acceleration and the magnet distance have an impact on the device. When the mass of the end of the cantilever beam is 15 g and the acceleration is 0.5 g, the output power of the device is 5.2 mW, and the output performance is good. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper proposes a Dual-Cylinder Piezoelectric Energy Harvester (DC-PEH). The cylinders generate vortex-induced vibration under the action of wind, driving the cantilever beam to deform. During the vibration process, the cantilever beam produces two types of bending modes, namely U-shaped vibration and S-shaped vibration. According to the experimental results, as the wind speed increases, the output power of the DC-PEH first increases and then decreases. When the diameter of the cylinders at both ends of the DC-PEH is 36 mm and the wind speed is 4.3 m/s, the output power can reach 7.812 mW. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]