Energy Harvesting And Wireless Sensor Networks Drive Industrial Applications (.PDF Download)

June 11, 2013

There are many rotating, shaking, and vibrating machines and structures in industrial environments where physical motions, thermal and RF emissions, and magnetic photo-optic properties can produce electrical output signals. In a typical energy harvesting system, energy is generated from motion, a thermal source, magnetic activity, or a...

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