Nonlinear damping in energy harvesters driven by colored noise
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31349/RevMexFis.64.642Keywords:
Energy harvesting, Nonlinear friction, Wide spectrumAbstract
We study the performance of an electromechanical oscillator as an energy harvester driven byfinite-bandwidth random vibrations under the influence of both a stiffness-type nonlinearity and a
nonlinear damping that has recently been found to be relevant in the dynamics of submicrometer
mechanical resonators. The device was numerically simulated and its performance assessed by means
of the net electrical power and the efficiency of the conversion of the supplied power by the noise
into electrical power for exponentially correlated noise. We tune the parameters to achieve a good
performance of the device for non-negligible amplitudes of the nonlinearity of the oscillator and the
damping.
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