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How to store acoustic energy using a speaker

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Pulverrostmannen

Pulverrostmannen

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welcome to my little video about acoustic energy, I will show you with a simple setup how this kind of energy can be harvested and stored in a capacitor or battery. this video is made to help for educational purpose and and may not be 100% accurate. hope you enjoy this :)
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@kingshahzad78
@kingshahzad78 7 жыл бұрын
Very Excellent Demonstration. God Bless You Dear
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 7 жыл бұрын
Khurram Shahzad Thank you!
@kingshahzad78
@kingshahzad78 7 жыл бұрын
Your kind reply is enthusiastic for me. I am doing research in Wireless and Sensor Networks Underwater and I want to make use of energy around in the the environment. Your video is one of the important for my research. Pray that i get success in my research
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 7 жыл бұрын
Khurram Shahzad I am always happy when my videos can help people :) Acoustic energy is pretty interesting stuff and there are not many ways to actually harvest or use this energy in a good way as we know, yet. I think there is good potential in this kind of energy and what it can do but it will also be one of the hardest things to figure out I think. The idea to try this under water sounds very interesting, as the sound travels more uninterrupted and keep the energy better under water it may be ways to make use of this however are most of the intense energy not transferred here as in air when large excursion moves a lot of air that makes low end sounds more powerful than under water as the mass is too big to actually make things move enough to make useful energy I think. It is a fun topic but very hard to work with. I wish you all luck with your projects
@kingshahzad78
@kingshahzad78 7 жыл бұрын
My dear i went through different explanations of ELECTRIC FIELD AND MAGNETIC FIELD specifically. What i found is the close relationship of both these field in generating electricity. Then why not we can utilize the ELECTRIC FIELDS GENERATED BY DIFFERENT ELECTRIC FISHES to some extent.
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 7 жыл бұрын
Electric energy is a tough one to solve in the aspects of your question here and it is very hard to actually make this efficient enough to be useful I think, and is likely one reason this research has not gone further, like electric fish for example has the capability to generate high voltages but it is not much of a current in this and if we could find a way to store it this would not give much of a useful amount of energy to work with in the end and probably end up with a poor result but it is an interesting thought you have here anyway, I think there are more sources with good energy that is still little known to man so far but to find it is another task in itself but as no energy are free and comes in various forms it has one common thing together, and that's heat. to find energy we need to find what makes the heat and convert this energy before it becomes just that, or convert the heat to useful energy instead. peltier elements can make electricity using a source of heat for example, and light can make electricity before all of it has become heat in the first place. as every part of making electricity has a very large loss due to efficiency you want to find a source with a vast amount of energy that can be converted and still add up for the lost efficiency in the end and you will have a concept to work with. magnetic fields can be converted as long as it is alternating at some degree but this steals energy directly from the source also and if it comes from an electric source to begin the primary source will be affected as well with a greater drain of energy, permanent magnets that is moved using mechanical movement can be used too, imagine some moving coil alternators on a pavement full of walking people that with every step generates movement to generate electricity via the mechanical movement, even if one footstep would make a fraction of a joule energy hundreds of thousands steps would power something in the end and still make very small sacrifices on the walkers so to speak because we used vast amounts of energy to harvest a useful amount in the end. but this is just my own hypothesis
@macarenagranados5943
@macarenagranados5943 8 жыл бұрын
In the name of science, you are my hero dude.
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 8 жыл бұрын
+Jubok ko Thank you very much :)
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 8 жыл бұрын
+Jubok ko Use this one drive link to see a drawing of a potential Logotype for Acoustic Power onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=57F29CBB8DE1DB82!184&authkey=!AO1G6F6D-CKV6rs&v=3&ithint=photo%2cjpg hope you get this
@macarenagranados5943
@macarenagranados5943 8 жыл бұрын
+Pulverrostmannen Smart Logo, I like it!! I have sent you the documentation, I want to send you two videos that go along with it but even compressed they are quite big for the email server. i will send you a link to your email once i have uploaded them on dropbox ;)) I missed thiiiiis!
@Pulverrostmannen
@Pulverrostmannen 8 жыл бұрын
Jubok ko I read the document now :) I have sent you a reply on that mail, I will await the videos you got for me :)
@jeromedelossantos5819
@jeromedelossantos5819 7 жыл бұрын
@Jubok have you finished your research ? Can you email me your paper ? I am also doing an undergraduate research about acoustic sound harvesting . I know it will help me a lot . and thanks to you pulver :)
@macarenagranados5943
@macarenagranados5943 8 жыл бұрын
Yes!! YES!!
@user-vl2fs1ll2b
@user-vl2fs1ll2b 7 жыл бұрын
Can you tell me about your paper? Please, help me for acoustic energy harvesting system. I want to the speaker name, please.
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