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    Implementation of an energy harvesting system by piezoelectric elements exploiting the human footsteps
    (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc., 2017) Savina Quispe, Johnny Nelson; Cartagena Gordillo, Alex
    The fundamental idea of this research work is to present an approach to energy harvesting, which basically uses piezoelectric technology and is implemented in a shoe. It takes advantage of the energy that the user waste when walks and thus is able to convert it into electric energy and can be use in an electronic device that requires low power. © 2017 IEEE.
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    Implementation of an energy harvesting system by piezoelectric elements exploiting the human footsteps
    (IEEE, 2017) Savina Quispe, Johnny Nelson; Cartagena Gordillo, Alex
    The fundamental idea of this research work is to present an approach to energy harvesting, which basically uses piezoelectric technology and is implemented in a shoe. It takes advantage of the energy that the user waste when walks and thus is able to convert it into electric energy and can be use in an electronic device that requires low power.
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