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5 May 2011Vibration energy harvester optimization using artificial intelligence
This paper deals with an optimization study of a vibration energy harvester. This harvester can be used as autonomous
source of electrical energy for remote or wireless applications, which are placed in environment excited by ambient
mechanical vibrations. The ambient energy of vibrations is usually on very low level but the harvester can be used as
alternative source of energy for electronic devices with an expected low level of power consumption of several mW. The
optimized design of the vibration energy harvester was based on previous development and the sensitivity of harvester
design was improved for effective harvesting from mechanical vibrations in aeronautic applications. The vibration
energy harvester is a mechatronic system which generates electrical energy from ambient vibrations due to precision
tuning up generator parameters. The optimization study for maximization of harvested power or minimization of volume
and weight are the main goals of our development. The optimization study of such complex device is complicated
therefore artificial intelligence methods can be used for tuning up optimal harvester parameters.
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Z. Hadas, C. Ondrusek, J. Kurfurst, V. Singule, "Vibration energy harvester optimization using artificial intelligence," Proc. SPIE 8066, Smart Sensors, Actuators, and MEMS V, 806611 (5 May 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.886383