Modelling of a bio-inspired bistable energy harvester for potential application in fish telemetry tags
Mrunal Bhalerao,
Muhammad Hajj,
Lei Zuo
Abstract:Monitoring of aquatic life is important for assessing long-term impacts on activities associated with fish stock and migration. One promising approach for long-term monitoring involves the development of self-powered telemetry devices capable of powering themselves by harnessing energy from the fish body undulations using implanted devices or from fluid motions generated by fish swimming using external devices. One of the latter devices is a broadband low frequency nonlinear bistable energy harvester. This cos… Show more
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