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A Study of the Mono-Stable and Bi-Stable Magnetic Spring Based Vibration Energy Harvesters Subject to Harmonic Excitation
Continuous improvement in electronics manufacturing has led to the deployment of low-power sensors, which has resulted in an urgent need for developing energy harvesters capable of generating electric power using abundant and free energy sources such as ambient vibrations. The work presented here is
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