Industrial Adoption of Energy Harvesting: Challenges and Opportunities

IF 2.6 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC

IEEE Power Electronics Magazine Pub Date : 2023-06-01 DOI:10.1109/MPEL.2023.3271199

Thomas Becker, M. Kiziroglou, Maeve Duffy, B. Zaghari, E. Yeatman

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The Energy Harvesting Committee of the Power Supply Manufacturers Association (PSMA) recently published a white paper on Energy Harvesting (EH) for a green internet of things (IoT) [1]. In that paper, the potential for converting ambient energy into electrical energy to enable green power supplies of IoT key components, such as autonomous sensor nodes is evaluated. The white paper provides an overview of energy harvesting, ranging from state-of-art technology research, through barriers in developing commercial off-the-shelf products, to a critical assessment of several EH powered wireless sensor case studies. Issues in cost-benefit and life-cycle impacts are identified. For these issues, a concerted strategy in research and technology is recommended, incorporating disruptive industrial product developments, and innovations to ensure that the advantages of EH are utilized in widespread future IoT deployment. Building on the findings of that work, this article provides a brief overview of key innovation and emerging research needs in order to increase the suitability and readiness of energy harvesting technology for industrial applications.

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能源开采的工业应用：挑战与机遇

电源制造商协会（PSMA）能源收集委员会最近发布了一份关于绿色物联网（IoT）能源收集（EH）的白皮书[1]。在这篇论文中，评估了将环境能量转换为电能以实现物联网关键组件（如自主传感器节点）的绿色电源的潜力。白皮书概述了能源收集，从最先进的技术研究，到开发商业现成产品的障碍，再到对几个EH供电的无线传感器案例研究的关键评估。确定了成本效益和生命周期影响方面的问题。对于这些问题，建议在研究和技术方面采取协调一致的战略，结合颠覆性的工业产品开发和创新，以确保EH的优势在未来广泛的物联网部署中得到利用。基于这项工作的发现，本文简要概述了关键创新和新兴的研究需求，以提高能源收集技术在工业应用中的适用性和准备程度。

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