A self-powered flyback pulse resonant circuit (FPRC) is proposed to extract energy from piezoelectric (PEG) and thermoelectric generators (TEG) simultaneously. The FPRC is able to cold start with the PEG voltage regardless of the TEG voltage, which means the TEG energy is extracted without additional cost. The measurements show that the FPRC can output 102 µW power under the input PEG and TEG voltages of 2.5 V and 0.5 V, respectively. The extracted power is increased by 57.6% compared to the case without TEGs. Additionally, the power improvement with respect to an ideal full-wave bridge rectifier is 2.71× with an efficiency of 53.9%.
Huakang XIA
Ningbo University
Yidie YE
Ningbo University
Xiudeng WANG
Ningbo University
Ge SHI
China Jiliang University
Zhidong CHEN
Ningbo University
Libo QIAN
Ningbo University
Yinshui XIA
Ningbo University
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Huakang XIA, Yidie YE, Xiudeng WANG, Ge SHI, Zhidong CHEN, Libo QIAN, Yinshui XIA, "A Self-Powered Flyback Pulse Resonant Circuit for Combined Piezoelectric and Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E105-C, no. 1, pp. 24-34, January 2022, doi: 10.1587/transele.2021ECP5003.
Abstract: A self-powered flyback pulse resonant circuit (FPRC) is proposed to extract energy from piezoelectric (PEG) and thermoelectric generators (TEG) simultaneously. The FPRC is able to cold start with the PEG voltage regardless of the TEG voltage, which means the TEG energy is extracted without additional cost. The measurements show that the FPRC can output 102 µW power under the input PEG and TEG voltages of 2.5 V and 0.5 V, respectively. The extracted power is increased by 57.6% compared to the case without TEGs. Additionally, the power improvement with respect to an ideal full-wave bridge rectifier is 2.71× with an efficiency of 53.9%.
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