D. Pimentel, P. Musílek, A. Knight, J. Heckenbergerova
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A recently developed wind harvesting device based on the aeroelastic flutter effect was bench tested using a wind tunnel. This simple device, called windbelt, consists of a tensioned Mylar ribbon (airfoil) coupled to an electromagnetic transducer, and a power conditioning unit. This paper presents a characterization of the wind flutter generator. Parameters taken into account are: power, RMS voltage, current, frequency, load resistance, wind speed, ribbon tension, and angle of attack.