Impact Experiment and Analysis of Cantilever-Type Piezoelectric Generator

Xing Lin Wang; Xiao Dong Sun; Zhi Gang Yang; Yun Guang Song; Ai Juan Quan; Hao Cai

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.441.594

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Impact Experiment and Analysis of Cantilever-Type Piezoelectric Generator

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An impact experiment of cantilever-type piezoelectric generator is founded in order to record and analyze the first crest of output waveform. For the first crest, the analysis results show that the impact velocity, the peak voltage and the electric energy have positive correlation. The impact velocity has little influence to electricity. With the impact amplitude raised, the peak voltage, the electricity and the electric energy will rise, however, the rate of rising will descend.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 441)

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December 2013

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Xing Lin Wang, Xiao Dong Sun, Zhi Gang Yang, Yun Guang Song, Ai Juan Quan, Hao Cai

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Cantilever Beam, Experimental Apparatus, Impact Experiment, Piezoelectric Generator

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