Isarakorn, Don

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    Piezoelectric energy harvesting from machine vibrations for wireless sensor system
    (2015-08-17)
    Panthongsy, Phosy
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    Isarakorn, Don
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    Sudhawiyangkul, Thapanun
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    Nundrakwang, Songmoung
    In recent years, wireless sensor network is used in a variety of applications and highly required. These wireless sensor network is powered by the battery with limit energy. Therefore, the integration of energy harvester and wireless sensor network has received more attention because it can prolong the lifetime of battery in a sensor node. The focus of this paper is to design the energy harvesting device from machine vibrations for wireless sensor node, which the amplitude and frequency of vibration source were contributed on the design. The structure of energy harvesting devices is a resonant type piezoelectric energy harvester with a proof mass at the tip of the beam for tuning its resonant frequency. The proposed piezoelectric energy harvesters were then designed and analyzed by using Finite Element Method (FEM) to optimize the natural frequency of the harvester. Then, the prototype energy harvesters were made and mounted to a vibration source for experiments. The result reveals that the optimal piezoelectric energy harvester can generate the output power of 82.29 μW at the resonant frequency of 50 Hz.
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    Energy harvesting for self-powered systems
    (2020-07-01)
    Nundrakwang, Songmoung
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    Yingyong, Phonexai
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    Isarakorn, Don
    Harvesting energy from waste energy sources in ambient environmental is the accessible technology in the field of self-power electronic devices for high-efficiency energy due to the power consumption of modern electronic devices that are rapidly developed to microwatt, low-cost, lightweight, and small size. Since numerous research are investigated the technique for converting the ambient energy into useable electrical energy for practical application. Including light, thermal gradients, vibration or motion, and radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation, various forms of waste energy sources are proposed in this review. Their existing power density in the ambient environment is demonstrated. Moreover, the fundamental theory and the application of the energy harvesting devices are discussed as a foundation of the energy conversion technology for self-power electronic devices such as handheld, wearable, and portable devices.
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    Low-cost energy management circuit base on primary feedback self-oscillating flyback converter for piezoelectric energy harvesting
    (2016-01-18)
    Khemmanee, B.
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    Isarakorn, D.
    Over the past few years, using piezoelectric elements to harvest energy from ambient vibrations has been of great interest. However, there are significant challenges in converting the power generated from the piezoelectric elements to usable form. This paper discusses the design and fabrication of off-line power supply based on a self-oscillating flyback converter. An energy management circuit was upgraded for employing in the low power generators as piezo buzzer. Since the cost per unit of the existent energy management circuit is more expensive. Therefore, this research is also to concentrate on the design of a low-cost energy management circuit that the cost is lowers than 1 USD. The primary feedback self-oscillating flyback converter was considered due to its simplicity and low component count. In addition, this circuit also operates as buck-boost converter which is more appropriate for integrating to low power generator with unsteady and low output voltage. For the experimental setup, the circuit was defined to work with 2.5-5 V input voltage. It is able to achieve the good output voltage regulation 5 V +/-6% at the 10 mA maximum current consumption of load.
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    Energy analysis in Zigbee based wireless sensor node powered by piezoelectric energy harvester
    (2014-01-01)
    Isarakorn, Don
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    Sudhawiyangkul, Thapanun
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    Nundrakwang, Songmoung
    Recently, an integration of wireless sensor network with energy harvesters is getting more interested because it can extend the life time of battery in a sensor node, which is very important in many applications. This paper presents the concept of energy analysis in Zigbee based wireless sensor network, which is powered by a piezoelectric energy harvester to optimize the algorithms used in wireless sensor network. In this work, difference aspects related to piezoelectric energy harvester, characteristic of power consumption in Zigbee based wireless sensor node and concept of optimizing algorithms to balance input and output power in the integrated system are proposed. © (2014) Trans Tech Publications, Switzerland.