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Evaluation of triboelectric nanogenerators for low-frequency vibrations and their potential in wireless sensor networks
Abstract The growing demand for self-powered wireless sensors networks (WSNs) has increased the interest in alternative energy sources, preferably harvested directly from the sensor’s environment that can reduce the dependency on batteries. A typical sensor node, deployed on a civil engineering stru
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