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== '''project team''' ==
 
== '''project team''' ==
  
== '''Academic Supevisors''' ==
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'''Academic Supevisors'''
 
 
 
Dr. Said Al-Sarawi     
 
Dr. Said Al-Sarawi     
 
Dr. Damith Ranasinghe  
 
Dr. Damith Ranasinghe  
  
== Team members ==
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'''team members'''
 
  ZEYU WANG
 
  ZEYU WANG
 
  RAN YE
 
  RAN YE
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== '''Introduction''' ==
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the development of a permanent power source for self-sustainable wireless sensor networks is essential in order to reduce the maintenance costs and increase the operational time of sensor nodes. Accordingly,over the past decade researchers have actively studied various energy harvesters that generate power form sources such as ambient light, heat, motion, electromagnetic waves and other unused sources of energy. One energy harvester driven by ambient vibrations has attracted special attention because it can easily gain energy form sources of movement such as human physical motion. This project states a liquid-based electrostatic energy harvester that converts the mechanical energy of human-motion-induced vibrations to electrical energy.

Revision as of 23:03, 21 August 2016

project team

Academic Supevisors Dr. Said Al-Sarawi Dr. Damith Ranasinghe

team members

ZEYU WANG
RAN YE

Introduction

the development of a permanent power source for self-sustainable wireless sensor networks is essential in order to reduce the maintenance costs and increase the operational time of sensor nodes. Accordingly,over the past decade researchers have actively studied various energy harvesters that generate power form sources such as ambient light, heat, motion, electromagnetic waves and other unused sources of energy. One energy harvester driven by ambient vibrations has attracted special attention because it can easily gain energy form sources of movement such as human physical motion. This project states a liquid-based electrostatic energy harvester that converts the mechanical energy of human-motion-induced vibrations to electrical energy.