Improvement of force factor of magnetostrictive vibration power generator for high efficiency

We develop high power magnetostrictive vibration power generator for battery-free wireless electronics. The generator is based on a cantilever of parallel beam structure consisting of coil-wound Galfenol and stainless plates with permanent magnet for bias. Oscillating force exerted on the tip bends...

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description We develop high power magnetostrictive vibration power generator for battery-free wireless electronics. The generator is based on a cantilever of parallel beam structure consisting of coil-wound Galfenol and stainless plates with permanent magnet for bias. Oscillating force exerted on the tip bends the cantilever in vibration yields stress variation of Galfenol plate, which causes flux variation and generates voltage on coil due to the law of induction. This generator has advantages over conventional, such as piezoelectric or moving magnet types, in the point of high efficiency, highly robust, and low electrical impedance. Our concern is the improvement of energy conversion efficiency dependent on the dimension. Especially, force factor, the conversion ratio of the electromotive force (voltage) on the tip velocity in vibration, has an important role in energy conversion process. First, the theoretical value of the force factor is formulated and then the validity was verified by experiments, where we compare four types of prototype with parameters of the dimension using 7.0 × 1.5 × 50 mm beams of Galfenol with 1606-turn wound coil. In addition, the energy conversion efficiency of the prototypes depending on load resistance was measured. The most efficient prototype exhibits the maximum instantaneous power of 0.73 W and energy of 4.7 mJ at a free vibration of frequency of 202 Hz in the case of applied force is 25 N. Further, it was found that energy conversion efficiency depends not only on the force factor but also on the damping (mechanical loss) of the vibration.
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subjects Batteries
Bends
Cantilever beams
Cantilever plates
Coils
COMPARATIVE EVALUATIONS
CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS, SUPERCONDUCTIVITY AND SUPERFLUIDITY
CONVERSION RATIO
DAMPING
Efficiency
ELECTRIC POTENTIAL
Electrical impedance
ELECTROMOTIVE FORCE
ENERGY CONVERSION
Energy conversion efficiency
Free vibration
Galfenol
IMPEDANCE
INDUCTION
Load resistance
MAGNETOSTRICTION
PERMANENT MAGNETS
Photovoltaic cells
PIEZOELECTRICITY
PLATES
Plates (structural members)
STAINLESS STEELS
STRESSES
VARIATIONS
title Improvement of force factor of magnetostrictive vibration power generator for high efficiency
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