A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system
The increasing prevalence and miniaturization of electronic devices have driven global efforts to develop small-scale, self-sustaining, rugged, and ecologically viable power sources. Nanogenerators, with the ability to scavenge ambient energy from the environment, offer an elegant solution to this n...
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author | R., Sivasubramanian C., Aravind Vaithilingam S. S., Indira Paiman, Suriati Misron, Norhisam Abubakar, Shamsu |
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description | The increasing prevalence and miniaturization of electronic devices have driven global efforts to develop small-scale, self-sustaining, rugged, and ecologically viable power sources. Nanogenerators, with the ability to scavenge ambient energy from the environment, offer an elegant solution to this need for small-scale power sources. A major route of development for nanogenerators has been in integration with other green energy sources. This article discusses one such integrated power source, namely the photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid cells. These hybrid cells have come a long way in terms of mechanical integrity, power output, and efficiency since they were first reported in 2009. Each published instance of photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid cell is reviewed systematically and the salient points in each case have been discussed. The article has been concluded with a discussion on the current state of this technology, its limitations, and the avenues for future research. |
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spelling | upm.eprints-960322023-03-08T03:29:11Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/96032/ A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system R., Sivasubramanian C., Aravind Vaithilingam S. S., Indira Paiman, Suriati Misron, Norhisam Abubakar, Shamsu The increasing prevalence and miniaturization of electronic devices have driven global efforts to develop small-scale, self-sustaining, rugged, and ecologically viable power sources. Nanogenerators, with the ability to scavenge ambient energy from the environment, offer an elegant solution to this need for small-scale power sources. A major route of development for nanogenerators has been in integration with other green energy sources. This article discusses one such integrated power source, namely the photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid cells. These hybrid cells have come a long way in terms of mechanical integrity, power output, and efficiency since they were first reported in 2009. Each published instance of photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid cell is reviewed systematically and the salient points in each case have been discussed. The article has been concluded with a discussion on the current state of this technology, its limitations, and the avenues for future research. Elsevier 2021 Article PeerReviewed R., Sivasubramanian and C., Aravind Vaithilingam and S. S., Indira and Paiman, Suriati and Misron, Norhisam and Abubakar, Shamsu (2021) A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system. Materials Today Energy, 20. art. no. 100772. pp. 1-17. ISSN 2468-6069 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468606921001374 10.1016/j.mtener.2021.100772 |
spellingShingle | R., Sivasubramanian C., Aravind Vaithilingam S. S., Indira Paiman, Suriati Misron, Norhisam Abubakar, Shamsu A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system |
title | A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system |
title_full | A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system |
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title_short | A review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system |
title_sort | review on photovoltaic and nanogenerator hybrid system |
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