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Screen printed PZT/PZT thick film bimorph MEMS cantilever device for vibration energy harvesting
We present a MEMS-based PZT/PZT thick film bimorph vibration energy harvester with an integrated silicon proof mass. The most common piezoelectric energy harvesting devices utilize a cantilever beam of a non piezoelectric material as support beneath or in-between the piezoelectric material. It provides mechanical support but it also reduces the power output. Our device replaces the support with another layer of the piezoelectric material, and with the absence of an inactive mechanical support all of the stresses induced by the vibrations will be harvested by the active piezoelectric elements.
- Technical University of Denmark Denmark
Resonant frequency, Fabrication, Micromechanical devices, Thick films, Energy harvesting, Vibrations, Electrodes
Resonant frequency, Fabrication, Micromechanical devices, Thick films, Energy harvesting, Vibrations, Electrodes
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