Fabrication and study of a high output power flexible fabric hydrovoltaic generator

Zhang, Xiaoyang; Zhang, Xuefei; Fan, Xiaoxuan; Ren, Hai-Tao; Lin, Jia-Horng; Lou, Ching-Wen; Li, Ting-Ting

doi:10.1039/d3ta04741e

J. Mater. Chem. A

2023

DOI: 10.1039/d3ta04741e

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Fabrication and study of a high output power flexible fabric hydrovoltaic generator

Xiaoyang Zhang,

Xuefei Zhang,

Xiaoxuan Fan

et al.

Abstract: Higher capacity of attracting ions causes an increase in charge imbalance and enhances the power generation performance of GCMHEG, and only physical behavior exists in the modified power generation process.

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The electrical double layer (EDL) between solids and liquids serves as the primary interface for ionic‐electronic coupling and is pivotal in nanoscale phenomena, governing electric field effects, ion transport, surface interactions, etc. Dynamically regulating the EDL through mechanical or electrostatic methods can influence charge carrier behavior, thereby impacting energy scavenging and storage processes. This regulation enabled efficient energy scavenging by governing ionic migration and optimizing charge carrier concentration at the interface, presenting a novel avenue to achieve efficient energy and information flow. Here, various scavenging energy and information devices through dynamically regulating the EDL are systematically reviewed. They are classified into three groups by regulating the distribution and movement of charge carriers throughout the entire EDL, diffuse layer, and Debye length range. The review provided a comprehensive overview of the operating principles, influencing factors, output characteristics, and typical applications, along with a discussion on future challenges. This holistic examination offers researchers valuable insights for evaluating their applicability in various scenarios.

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Scavenging Energy and Information through Dynamically Regulating the Electrical Double Layer

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Fabrication and study of a high output power flexible fabric hydrovoltaic generator

Abstract: Higher capacity of attracting ions causes an increase in charge imbalance and enhances the power generation performance of GCMHEG, and only physical behavior exists in the modified power generation process.

Cited by 7 publications

References 42 publications

Scavenging Energy and Information through Dynamically Regulating the Electrical Double Layer

Scavenging Energy and Information through Dynamically Regulating the Electrical Double Layer

Achieving solar-thermal driven dual functional device utilizing flexible PDA coated sponge integrated thermoelectric module design for water purification and power generation

A novel water electrolysis hydrogen production system powered by a renewable hydrovoltaic power generator

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