Agnieszka Jarocka

Modelling of Electromagnetic Energy Harvester with Rotational Pendulum Using Mechanical Vibrations to Scavenge Electrical Energy

Abstract: A concept of non-linear electromagnetic system with the rotational magnetic pendulum for energy harvesting from mechanical vibrations was presented. The system was stimulated by vertical excitation coming from a shaker. The main a ssumption of the system was the montage of additional regulated stationary magnets inside coils creating double potential well, and the system…

01-10.02.2020 The Visit in India

On 01-10.02.2020 the visit of scientists from the Lublin University of Technology in India will take place. As part of the ‘Energy Harvesting’ theme, Prof. Grzegorz Litak, dr Piotr Wolszczak from Lublin University of Technology and dr Krzysztof Kucab from Rzeszow University of Technology will organize workshops ‘Analysis of frequencies synchronization and nonlinear phenomena in…

Response analysis of the nonlinear vibration energy harvester with an uncertain parameter.

In this paper, the Chebyshev polynomial approximation is firstly utilized to analyze the dynamical characteristics of the nonlinear vibration energy harvester with an uncertain parameter. First, the stochastic energy harvester is transformed into a high-dimensional equivalent deterministic system by the Chebyshev polynomial approximation. And the ensemble mean response of the stochastic energy harvester is introduced…

Simulation of Synchronized – Switching Method Energy Harvester Including Accurate Piezoceramic Nonlinear Behavior

Synchronized-switching techniques have significantly enhanced the harvested energy from semipassive and active surrounding ambient mechanical vibration harvesters. They have allowed a large improvement of vibration-control efficiency using piezoelectric devices. Unfortunately, for such techniques, dielectric limitations appear as soon as the piezoceramic operates under external solicitation of higher amplitudes and frequencies. Under extreme conditions, active materials…