Gathering energy from ultra-low-frequency human walking using a double-frequency up-conversion harvester in public squares

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Energy Cost, Gait Analysis, Bipedal Locomotion +15

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Materials Science, Electrical Engineering, Energy Harvesting +8

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Design and experiment of a human-limb driven, frequency up-converted electromagnetic energy harvester

Miah A. Halim, Hyunok Cho, Jae Yeong Park · Energy Conversion and Management · 2015 · 213 citations

Electrical Engineering, Energy Harvesting, Kinesiology +7