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http://dx.doi.org/10.4313/TEEM.2016.17.6.335

Research on the Model, Structure and Characteristics of a New Vibration Generator

Zhang, Qing-Xin (Automation Institute, Shenyang Aerospace University)
Yu, Li (Automation Institute, Shenyang Aerospace University)
Lin, Tong (Automation Institute, Shenyang Aerospace University)
Gao, Yun-Hong (Automation Institute, Shenyang Aerospace University)
Wang, Lu-Ping (Automation Institute, Shenyang Aerospace University)

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Transactions on Electrical and Electronic Materials / v.17, no.6, 2016 , pp. 335-340 More about this Journal

Abstract

The vibrational energy is prevalent in the natural environment, which is studied by energy researchers as a new energy resource in recent years. Vibration generation utilizes electromagnetic induction technology, piezoelectric technology and certain characteristics of smart materials to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy. In this paper, a new method of using MSMA (magnetic shape memory alloy) to generate electricity is proposed and the principle of generating electricity is demonstrated. Martensitic variants and magnetic domain characteristics of MSMA are analyzed. Combining with Gibbs free energy function thermal theory, the mathematics model of MSMA vibration generator is established. The basic structure of MSMA vibration generator is designed and simulation is done to analyze that the effects of generator output voltage when the input amplitude and frequency of vibration stress change. The simulation experiments verify the feasibility of using MSMA to make the micro vibration generators and the correctness of the mathematical model, which lays a good foundation for the further research and application of MSMA vibration generator.

Keywords

Magnetic shape memory alloy; Vibration generators; Mathematics model; Output characteristics; Simulation;

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