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M. Mukkaram (Mechanical - TE)
ANALYSIS THEORY
TESTING DESIGN
THEORY
Definition Principle
When we squeeze this piezoelectric
Piezoelectric transducer are a type of material or apply any force or pressure,
electroacoustic transducer that convert the transducer converts this energy into
the electrical charges produced by voltage. This voltage is a function of the
some forms of solid materials into force or pressure applied to it.
energy ECOLOGICAL
ANALYSIS
COMPONENTS
PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCER
CIRCUIT DESIGN
Circuit Design
𝑉 −𝐸
𝑟=
𝐼
1
𝑟 ∝
𝐼
It can be seen from the graph the voltage from a series connection is good but the
current obtained is poor, whereas the in parallel it is vice versa but in series - parallel
connection there is good voltage as well as good current.
DESIGN
𝐹𝑜𝑟𝑐𝑒
𝑆𝑡𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠 =
𝐴𝑟𝑒𝑎
1
𝑃∝
𝐴
TESTING
EFFICIENCY: EFFICIENCY:
› Lithium batteries are more than 95% › Lead acid batteries are only 80-85%
efficient. efficient depending on the model and
condition.
CHARGE RATE CHARGE RATE
› With higher efficiency also comes a faster › Lead-acid batteries are limited in how
rate of charge for lithium batteries. They much charge current they can handle,
can handle a higher amperage from the mainly because they will overheat if you
charger, which means they can be refilled charge them too quickly. In addition, the
much faster than lead-acid. charge rate gets significantly slower as
you approach full capacity.
FINALIZATION
Unlike other nonrenewable energy, piezo electricity does not lead to any kind of pollution nor it does not cause
any harm to the environment and surroundings
Is
functional
on windy
days
Is
functional
on sunny
days
Project Analysis
Case Study
S W
No recognition of proper scale
Lack of experience in execution.
New source of renewable Energy
Long gestation period, may interrupt in
Insignificant maintenance cost
footfall in mall.
SWOT ANALYSIS
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Scalable model
Huge market size
New economic creation system T No pubic trust
High capital investment
REFERENCES
• www.Wikipedia.org
• www.electrical4u.com
• www.youtube.com
• www.electricalnotes.com
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