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- Title
Sustainability via Energy Harvesting and Scavenging.
- Authors
Barajas, Jose; Bokka, Anand Sagar; Fernandez, Isaac; Gonzalez, Juan; Hammad, Ahmad; Hernandez, Javier; Kuber, Sughosh; Marquis, Daniel; Mikkilineni, Ravi Chandra; Motupalli, Chaitanya; Musse, Abdi; Nair, Vineet; Notani, Gur; Padilla-Franco, Javitt Higmar; Singh, Balwinder; Sinha, Prasant; Sithuraj, Murali; Sivaprakasam, Paari; Venkatesan, Vanishree Narayan; Prasad, Nadipuram (Ram) R.
- Abstract
This article presents three novel concepts for energy harvesting and scavenging, demonstrating the outcome effectiveness of a program for energy harvesting at New Mexico State University. The design concepts cover a wide range of harvested power outputs from microwatts to kilowatts and illustrate a sampling of the breadth of potential energy harvesting and scavenging capabilities needed to create sustainable environments. The concepts have wide-ranging applications and demonstrate how off-the-shelf components can be integrated into reliable, cost-effective, and environmentally benign implementations for meeting essential energy needs of human society. The outcome clearly demonstrates the value of an experiment-based approach to train graduate and undergraduate students in conceiving, designing, building, testing, validating, and evaluating environmentally benign systems for harvesting and scavenging energy from ambient energy sources that can lead to sustainability.
- Subjects
UNITED States; ENERGY harvesting; NEW Mexico State University; COLLEGE students; COLLEGE graduates; ENERGY sources for buildings; SUSTAINABILITY
- Publication
ITEA Journal of Test & Evaluation, 2011, Vol 32, Issue 2, p167
- ISSN
1054-0229
- Publication type
Article