Investigation of the performances of PZT vs rare earth (BaLaTiO3) vibration based energy harvester
This study proposes the investigation of two piezoelectric material namely PZT and Lanthanum Doped Barium Titanate (BaLaTiO3) performance as a vibration based energy harvester. The piezoelectric material when applied mechanical stress or strain produces electricity through the piezoelectric effect....
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doaj-02fee4227fb54a0d8c7849793cb83c4a2021-08-02T03:57:09ZengEDP SciencesEPJ Web of Conferences2100-014X2017-01-011620107910.1051/epjconf/201716201079epjconf_incape2017_01079Investigation of the performances of PZT vs rare earth (BaLaTiO3) vibration based energy harvesterPak NehemiahAris HasnizahTaib Bibi NadiaThis study proposes the investigation of two piezoelectric material namely PZT and Lanthanum Doped Barium Titanate (BaLaTiO3) performance as a vibration based energy harvester. The piezoelectric material when applied mechanical stress or strain produces electricity through the piezoelectric effect. The vibration energy would exude mechanical energy and thus apply mechanical force on the energy harvester. The energy harvester would be designed and simulated using the piezoelectric material individually. The studied outputs are divided to frequency response, the load dependence, and the acceleration dependence whereby measurement are observed and taken at maximum power output. The simulation is done using the cantilevers design which employs d31 type of constants. Three different simulations to study the dependence of output power on the resonant frequency response, load and acceleration have found that material that exhibit highest power generation was the BaLaTiO3.https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201716201079 |
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Investigation of the performances of PZT vs rare earth (BaLaTiO3) vibration based energy harvester |
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Investigation of the performances of PZT vs rare earth (BaLaTiO3) vibration based energy harvester |
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Investigation of the performances of PZT vs rare earth (BaLaTiO3) vibration based energy harvester |
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This study proposes the investigation of two piezoelectric material namely PZT and Lanthanum Doped Barium Titanate (BaLaTiO3) performance as a vibration based energy harvester. The piezoelectric material when applied mechanical stress or strain produces electricity through the piezoelectric effect. The vibration energy would exude mechanical energy and thus apply mechanical force on the energy harvester. The energy harvester would be designed and simulated using the piezoelectric material individually. The studied outputs are divided to frequency response, the load dependence, and the acceleration dependence whereby measurement are observed and taken at maximum power output. The simulation is done using the cantilevers design which employs d31 type of constants. Three different simulations to study the dependence of output power on the resonant frequency response, load and acceleration have found that material that exhibit highest power generation was the BaLaTiO3. |
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