ENERGY GENERATION WITHOUT GEOGRAPHICAL LIMITATION

The following table includes examples of different configurations of piezoelectric generators, considering cylindrical piezoelectric elements with g33= 0.06 Vm/N, height h = 0.015 m and diameter D = 0.0015 m, with a predetermined triggering force F for each piezoelectric module (Mji,i) of 2 N and a current value from each piezoelectric modules (Mji,i) of 15 mA.

In this example, a generator with a matrix 2 x 2 piezoelectric modules can generate 61 W with 0,82 Kg. Adding the external capsulate, may be near only to 5 mm x 5 mm of total external dimensions.

OUR SYSTEM IS CAPABLE OF TRANSFORMING TO ENERGY ANY DYNAMIC FORCE THAT SURROUNDS US PROPORTIONALLY, HOWEVER SMALL IT MAY BE.

WE CAN GENERATE ENERGY ANYWHERE ON THE PLANET, developing small generators to take advantage of the small forces generated by continuous flows, vibrations or in general small forces, and given the small size of this generators installing a large amount we can generate very important amounts of energy.

In this sense, a new field is opened to design small efficient piezoelectric generators in MINIATURIZATION scenarios and even NANOTECHNOLOGY. Obviously, if we can produce energy anywhere in the world, it means that we can purify water and produce food with all that this means.