Photosynthetic electrochemical cell charging infrastructure versus photovoltaic cell charging infrastructure for future electric vehicles

Ramanan, Arvind Vyas; Pakirisamy, Muthukumaran; Williamson, Sheldon S.

doi:10.1109/vppc.2011.6043213

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“…This kind of cell can generate power both under light and dark conditions, and the principle of the operation of such a device is based on photosynthesis, similarly to plants. This principle is based on a biosolar process, such that one has production of electrons with light (photosynthesis): CO 2 [74]. Photosynthesis and respiration processes are both involved with an electron transfer chain.…”

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Energy Harvesting Electronic Systems

Carvalho

Paulino

2015

CMOS Indoor Light Energy Harvesting System for Wireless Sensing Applications

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This chapter presents a literature review about the various ambient energy sources that can be harvested and the description of some related systems. As such, this chapter will provide a brief overview about each source and describe some systems that use that same energy source. This will be extended on to the domain of the wireless sensor networks and the aspects related to it, being presented some examples of energy harvesting powered WSN in different environments. A brief description of what is expected from each network and how it succeeds in harvesting the energy that enables it to work will receive a particular focus. Since light is the energy source being harvested, in order to power the system described in this book, some more attention will be dedicated to the analysis of this source.

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