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Enhancing Energy Harvesting in Harmonically Forced Oscillators via Regenerative Impulsive Braking
This paper investigates whether regenerative impulsive braking can enhance passive energy harvesting in harmonically forced oscillators. An impulsive braking event directly extracts kinetic energy while simultaneously inducing a transient that alters subsequent passive harvesting. The analysis shows
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