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Breeze-driven triboelectric nanogenerator for wind energy harvesting and application in smart agriculture
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the output performance of the BD-TENG is 330 V, 7 μ A, 137 nC, and the peak power is 2.81 mW. So, the BD-TENG is easier to operate normally even in low wind speed environments and can harvest natural breeze energy efficiently. Experiments prove that in natural environments, the BD-TENG successfully lights up 300 red and blue light- emitting diodes in series, which can be applied to increase lighting time for plants at night. Moreover, the BD-TENG can power a soil thermometer by harvesting natural breeze energy. Therefore, the BD-TENG can be widely used in farmland environments to provide energy for agricultural sensor networks. The BD-TENG has bright prospects in smart agriculture and can promote its sustainable development.
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- Li, X., Cao, Y., Yu, X., Xu, Y., Yang, Y., Liu, S., Cheng, T., & Wang, Z. L.
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- Applied Energy
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- 2022-01
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