Among the wearable sensor family, the triboelectric nanogenerator
has excellent potential in human healthcare systems due to its small
size, self-powered, and low cost. Here is the design and simulation
of the triboelectric nanogenerator using the 3D model in COMSOL Multiphysics
software for blood pressure measurement. As a reliable indicator of
human physiological health, blood pressure (BP) has been utilized
in more and more cases to predict and diagnose potential diseases
and the dysfunction caused by hypertension. The main focus of this
study is to prognosis and preserve human health against BP. It is
one of the significant challenges in predicting and diagnosing BP
in the human lifestyle. The self-powered triboelectric nanogenerator
can diagnose BP using the wrist pulse pressure. To optimize the performance
of the modeled triboelectric nanogenerator, the known wrist pulse
pressure is applied explicitly, which converts the applied pressure
into an equivalent electrical signal across the output terminals.
An output open circuit voltage for the applied pulse pressure is 26
V. The generated output electrical signal is proportional to the applied
pulse pressure, which is used to know the BP range. It ensures that
the triboelectric nanogenerator is an opted sensor to sense the minute
nadi pressure signal. This work validates that the simulated model
has the potential to act as several health care monitors such as respiratory
rate, heart rate, glucose range, joint motion sensing, gait, and CO
2
detectors.