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Energy harvesting performance of fluid-immersed bimorph FG-GPLRC sandwich microplates in thermal gradient and magnetic field environments: A modified strain gradient theory approach

PR Saffari (21007052), T Senjuntichai (20026647), S Askarinejad (21007058), Kazem Ghabraie (13071078), C Thongchom (21007061)   +4 more
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Self-powered flexible Janus-like metal-organic framework membrane for sustainable moisture-enabled electrokinetic energy harvesting.

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Fauziah AR, Schöfbeck F, Reithofer MR, Chin JM.   +3 more
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MXenes for Energy Harvesting

Advanced Materials, 2022
AbstractEnergy harvesting modules play an increasingly important role in the development of autonomous self‐powered microelectronic devices. MXenes (i.e., 2D transition metal carbide/nitride) have recently emerged as promising candidates for energy applications due to their excellent electronic conductivity, large specific surface area, and tunable ...
Yizhou Wang, Tianchao Guo, Zhengnan Tian, Khadija Bibi, Yi‐Zhou Zhang, Husam N. Alshareef   +5 more
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Mechanical Intelligent Energy Harvesting: From Methodology to Applications

Advanced Energy Materials, 2023
The Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) connects everything with intelligence, while the increase in energy consumption generated by numerous electronic devices puts forward an impending demand on the power supply.
Lin-Chuan Zhao, Hongxiang Zou, Kexiang Wei, Shengxi Zhou, Guang Meng, Wenming Zhang   +5 more
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Energy harvesting

2022
Übersicht über Energy Harvesting-Methoden, Möglichkeiten und Restriktionen anhand von Beispielen aus der ...
Karolina Urszula Laszczyk, Piotr Śliwiński, Kazufumi Kobashi   +2 more
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Hybrid Energy Harvesters: Toward Sustainable Energy Harvesting

Advanced Materials, 2019
AbstractRecently, sustainable green energy harvesting systems have been receiving great attention for their potential use in self‐powered smart wireless sensor network (WSN) systems. In particular, though the developed WSN systems are able to advance public good, very high and long‐term budgets will be required in order to use them to supply electrical
Hanjun Ryu, Hong‐Joon Yoon, Sang‐Woo Kim   +2 more
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