TY - BOOK ID - 146358173 TI - Advanced Energy Harvesting Technologies PY - 2022 PB - Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute DB - UniCat KW - Technology: general issues KW - History of engineering & technology KW - piezoelectric harvester KW - orthoplanar spring KW - trapezoidal leg KW - vibration energy KW - acoustic resonance KW - closed side branch KW - DDES KW - wind energy harvester KW - Autonomous Internet of Things KW - vibration energy harvesting KW - electromagnetic-mechanical modeling KW - autonomous sensors KW - self-powered device KW - battery-less modules KW - energy harvesting KW - Wiegand sensor KW - self-oscillating boost converter KW - power management KW - connected vehicles KW - smart cities KW - electric vehicle KW - IoT KW - Tesla KW - triboelectric nanogenerators KW - ocean wave KW - artificial intelligence KW - structural health monitoring KW - TEG KW - thermoelectricity KW - thermal energy harvesting KW - tracker KW - wildlife KW - animal KW - ultra low power KW - 3D printed KW - vibration harvester KW - electromagnetic KW - hybrid KW - photovoltaics KW - solar panel KW - highway KW - urban street KW - experimental investigation KW - water KW - solar still KW - absorber KW - silicon KW - temperature KW - dual resonance frequencies KW - vibration electromagnetic energy harvester KW - wide harvested frequency range KW - enhanced "band-pass" harvested power KW - independent resonant frequencies KW - autonomous wireless sensor KW - passive energy management KW - weak vibration KW - electromagnetic converter KW - wideband KW - planar spring KW - voltage multiplier KW - rectifier KW - predictive maintenance KW - failure detection KW - WSN KW - piezoelectric harvester KW - orthoplanar spring KW - trapezoidal leg KW - vibration energy KW - acoustic resonance KW - closed side branch KW - DDES KW - wind energy harvester KW - Autonomous Internet of Things KW - vibration energy harvesting KW - electromagnetic-mechanical modeling KW - autonomous sensors KW - self-powered device KW - battery-less modules KW - energy harvesting KW - Wiegand sensor KW - self-oscillating boost converter KW - power management KW - connected vehicles KW - smart cities KW - electric vehicle KW - IoT KW - Tesla KW - triboelectric nanogenerators KW - ocean wave KW - artificial intelligence KW - structural health monitoring KW - TEG KW - thermoelectricity KW - thermal energy harvesting KW - tracker KW - wildlife KW - animal KW - ultra low power KW - 3D printed KW - vibration harvester KW - electromagnetic KW - hybrid KW - photovoltaics KW - solar panel KW - highway KW - urban street KW - experimental investigation KW - water KW - solar still KW - absorber KW - silicon KW - temperature KW - dual resonance frequencies KW - vibration electromagnetic energy harvester KW - wide harvested frequency range KW - enhanced "band-pass" harvested power KW - independent resonant frequencies KW - autonomous wireless sensor KW - passive energy management KW - weak vibration KW - electromagnetic converter KW - wideband KW - planar spring KW - voltage multiplier KW - rectifier KW - predictive maintenance KW - failure detection KW - WSN UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:146358173 AB - Energy harvesting is the conversion of unused or wasted energy in the ambient environment into useful electrical energy. It can be used to power small electronic systems such as wireless sensors and is beginning to enable the widespread and maintenance-free deployment of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. This Special Issue is a collection of the latest developments in both fundamental research and system-level integration. This Special Issue features two review papers, covering two of the hottest research topics in the area of energy harvesting: 3D-printed energy harvesting and triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs). These papers provide a comprehensive survey of their respective research area, highlight the advantages of the technologies and point out challenges in future development. They are must-read papers for those who are active in these areas. This Special Issue also includes ten research papers covering a wide range of energy-harvesting techniques, including electromagnetic and piezoelectric wideband vibration, wind, current-carrying conductors, thermoelectric and solar energy harvesting, etc. Not only are the foundations of these novel energy-harvesting techniques investigated, but the numerical models, power-conditioning circuitry and real-world applications of these novel energy harvesting techniques are also presented. ER -