Modelling Theory and Applications of the Electromagnetic Vibrational Generator

Chitta Ranjan Saha

doi:10.5772/27236

Modelling Theory and Applications of the Electromagnetic Vibrational Generator

Chitta Ranjan Saha

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Abstract

There is rapidly growing interest over the last decade on the topics of energy harvesting devices as a means to provide an alternative to batteries as a power source for medical implants, embedded sensor applications such as buildings or in difficult to access or remote places where wired power supplies would be difficult

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Sustainable Energy Harvesting Technologies - Past, Present and Future
Editors	Yen Kheng Tan
Publisher	InTech
Pages	55 - 109
ISBN (Print)	978-953-307-438-2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5772/27236
Publication status	Published - 22 Dec 2011

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